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Read Picture Graphs

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  1. Look at the graph. How many votes did Bananas get?

  2. Look at the graph. Which row has the most votes?

    • Apples
    • Bananas
    • Grapes

  3. Look at the graph. Which has fewer votes, Apples or Grapes?

    • Apples
    • Grapes

  4. How many more votes did Bananas get than Grapes?

  5. Look at the graph. Which sentence is true?

    • Grapes got the most votes.
    • Apples got the fewest votes.
    • Apples got the most votes.

  6. Look at the graph. How many votes did Grapes get?

  7. How many fewer votes did Grapes get than Bananas?

  8. How many votes did Grapes and Bananas get in all?

  9. How many votes did Grapes and Bananas get in all?

  10. Look at the graph. Which sentence is true?

    • Grapes got the most votes.
    • Apples got more votes than Grapes.
    • Apples and Grapes got the same number of votes.
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About this worksheet

Data work in first grade asks children to organize, represent, and interpret information with up to three categories. A picture graph is not only a drawing; it is a source of evidence. Children need to read a row label, count its symbols, and compare rows with subtraction language such as how many more. This worksheet rotates among reading one row, finding the most or fewest, comparing two rows, adding rows together, and checking which sentence is true about the data.

Support pages use clear differences and small counts. Standard and challenge pages include closer values and questions that require two steps. Ask children to touch the category label, count the data, and then answer only what the question asks.

What your child will learn

  • Read values from a graph
  • Compare two categories
  • Find most and fewest
  • Check which sentence is true about the data

Common Core standard: 1.MD.C.4

Worked example

If apples have 6 stars and bananas have 4 stars, apples have 2 more votes because 6 - 4 = 2.

Common mistake

Choosing the longest row for every question, even when the prompt asks for a count or a difference.

Helpful hint

Read the category labels before counting.

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Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with read picture graphs?

Choosing the longest row for every question, even when the prompt asks for a count or a difference.

How can I help my child with read picture graphs?

Read the category labels before counting.

Are these 1st grade math worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions on this page are free to download and print, with no account needed.

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