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Picture Graphs and
Bar Graphs
On a picture graph, a
picture is used to represent K
an amount. Each picture l
may represent one or more 2
items. The key tells how 3
many items each picture
stands for. 4
5
= books
On a bar graph, the
height of a bar is used to
represent an amount.
Where a bar stops tells
how much it stands for. The
scale of an axis may count
by ones, twos, fives, or a
different amount. 0
Number of Books Read
Use the graphs to answer each question.
Grade Number of Books
Kindergarten 25 How many How many less How many
CD-104648 3 30 books did the books did first more books did
l
2
30
entire school
grade read
third and fourth
40
4
grade?
than fifth
• 5 45 read in all? than third grade read
Carson-Dellosa
50
grade?
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