Texas Math Models

Try “number line” or “4.5D”

Pictograph with a key

EngageNY / Eureka: picture graph

G3

one picture stands for more than one vote, so read the key firstFishHamsterTurtleRabbit= 2 votesreading the Fish row back3 × 2 = 6half of 2 = 16 + 1 = 7 votescount the pictures, then multiply; a half picture is half the key

How this one works

How

count the pictures, then use the key to turn them into votes.

Best when

the numbers are too big to draw one picture each.

seen one of these on a test? See it on a real question: TEKS 3.8A, reading a table, graph or plot, or TEKS 4.9A, dot plots and stem-and-leaf plots.

The same problem, other ways