Scaled Picture Graphs and Bar Graphs

Print 3rd grade graph worksheets: read picture graphs where a symbol stands for 2, 5 or 10, read scaled bar graphs and finish a graph. 12 versions with keys.

Worksheet version 1 of 12. The answer key matches the current version.

Name: ________________________Version 1 · Date: ______________

Read the key or the scale first. Count by the scale, and add half of it for a half circle.

1. Use the picture graph.

  1. a) How many books did Mia read? ________
  2. b) How many more books did Leo read than Ava? ________
  3. c) How many books in all? ________
Books Read This MonthMiaLeoAvaSamKey: each circle = 2 books

2. Use the bar graph.

  1. a) How many fewer stickers did Omar collect than Noah? ________
  2. b) How many stickers did Noah and Ella collect together? ________
  3. c) How many stickers in all? ________
Sticker Collectionsstickers0510152025303540NoahEllaOmarLily

3. Finish the bar graph from the table.

KimRajLucyFinn
70308020
  1. a) Use the table to draw the bars for Raj and Finn.
  2. b) How many more pages did Lucy read than Finn? ________
Pages Read This Weekpages01020304050607080KimRajLucyFinn

About this worksheet

In a scaled graph, one symbol or one grid step stands for more than one thing. If each circle means 10 votes, 4 circles and a half circle show 40 + 5 = 45 votes. On a scaled bar graph, count by the scale up the side: a bar that ends at the line for 35 on a scale counting by 5s shows 35.

Each version has a picture graph with a key of 2, 5 or 10, a scaled bar graph, and a table of data with a bar graph to finish. The questions ask how many, how many more, how many fewer and how many in all. Every version uses a different scale for each graph, so students cannot count every symbol as 1.

Practice aligned to CCSS 3.MD.B.3.

Before this: single-unit picture graphs and bar graphs. Next: line plots with halves and fourths of an inch. More practice: measurement and data worksheets and 3rd grade math worksheets.

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