Creating Pictograms
You will use fun pictures and symbols to show the data you collected. You will also learn how to create a key so others can understand your picture graph.
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You will use fun pictures and symbols to show the data you collected. You will also learn how to create a key so others can understand your picture graph.
Key Questions
- How does a picture help us understand the data?
- Why do we need a key for our pictogram?
- What symbol would best represent our collected data?
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