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Definitions, Examples, and Questions on Pictographs

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Definitions, Examples, and Questions on Pictographs

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What is Pictogram or Pictograph?

A Pictograph is also known as Pictogram and some people call it Picto in short. Pictographs are the way to explain things using pictures rather than writing everything in words. For example, you must have seen many road signs that indicate various things. Take an example of the below image that is a road sign and it tells you not to park your car. So wherever you see this sign, you are not supposed to park your car, else you may receive a penalty by traffic police.

Why should we use Pictographs in Education for Kids? How Does it Help?

Kids like images and they make the study more entertaining. That's one of the reasons many school books include pictographs.

Using Pictograph in Math

Example 1: Kids Transport Related Pictograph and Math Questions

The picture explains some kids go to school by Bus, some go by Car, some uses Metro Train as Transport, some rides the Bicycle to school, and some Walk to school.

Did you learn how a pictograph can help to make many questions? It certainly helps children learn more quickly.

Example 2: A Pictograph about Orange Seller

1 orange in the pictograph is equal to 10 oranges and one half is equal to 5 oranges.
What does Pictograph Explain About the Orange Seller?

The orange seller sells (6 x 10) 60 oranges on Sunday.

The orange sale of Monday is [(4 x 10) + (1 x 5)] 45 oranges on Monday.

He sells [(3 x 10) + (1 x 5)] 35 oranges on Tuesday.

(4 x 10) 40 oranges get sold out on Wednesday.

The sale of Thursday is also (4 x 10) 40 oranges.

Friday's sale is [(2 x 10) + (1 x 5)] 25 oranges.

Saturday's sale is (2 x 10) 20 oranges only.

Question: How many oranges do the seller sell in a week?
Answer: 60 + 45 + 35 + 40 + 40 + 25 + 20 = 265 oranges.

Example 3: A Pictograph about Kids' Blood Group in a Class
The Pictograph explains these facts
Question: How many kids are there in the classroom?
Answer: 14 + 10 + 12 + 4+ 6 = 46 kids.

Example 4: A Pictograph about Available Books in the Library
What does Pictogram or Pictograph explain?

The Library has (3 x 20) 60 Physics Books.

There are (5 x 20) 100 Chemistry Books.

There are (4 x20) 80 Biology Books in the library.

You will find only (2 x 20) 40 Math Books in the library.

Total number of books in the library = 60+100+80+40 = 280 Books.

Example 5: A Pictogram or Pictograph about Ice cream flavors

1 ice cream icon is equal to 4 ice creams.
I hope you already know now what ice cream pictograph explains. I will still explain:

We have 8 x 4 = 32 Mango ice creams

There are 7 x 4 = 28 Strawberry ice creams

We got 5 x 4 = 20 Chocolate ice creams

We have 6 x 4 = 24 Vanilla ice creams

There are 3 x 4 = 12 Pistachio ice creams

Total number of ice creams are 32+28+20+24+12 = 116 ice creams

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Pictograph Definition, Examples, and Questions - Maths for Kids

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A Pictograph is also known as Pictogram and some people call it Picto in short. Pictographs are the way to explain things using pictures rather than writing everything in words. For example, you must have seen many road signs that indicate various things.

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Data and Pictographs - Math, Grade 3, Unit 11, Video 1

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CEOs use them. City planners rely on them. And entire board room walls are devoted to their presence. So how can you help your child get a leg up and dive into the sophisticated world of graphs?

Graphing is an important math tool. It can be a simple way to introduce broader concepts of greater than/less than, or most and least. It can also be a great way to engage your child and create some enthusiasm for math.

"Constructing and interpreting graphs, especially bar graphs, is important in grades preK- 2 because it provides children an opportunity to count and compare sets of objects-two big ideas in number and operations," explains Francis "Skip" Fennell, president of the National Council of Teaching Mathematics (NCTM).

Indeed, being introduced to graphs at an early age can help children to understand huge mathematical concepts such as sorting, organizing, counting, comparing, and analyzing.

"Graphing activities for young children should be part of a broader context in which children collect some data, organize it, and then represent it in a graph," says Terry Goodman, PhD, Professor of Mathematics Education at the University of Central Missouri. "Young children can use pictures or even physical models to create a graph. For example, a child might sort M&Ms on the basis of color and then use the candies to create a "bar" graph where the height of each bar would correspond to the number of M&Ms of that color."

So, how to get started? Here's a simple plan for creating your first graph with your child:

Materials:
Large sheet of poster board
Various colors of construction paper, cut into 1" x 2" rectangles
Tape or glue

Go to a place where you can watch some cars pass by on a street that has some traffic, but is not too busy. A park bench, or even your front porch might be the perfect place to start.

Spend ten minutes watching cars pass by.

Have each family member take turns graphing the color of each car you see by taping a rectangle of the same color onto the paper so that it lines up as a bar graph. For example the first green car you see would get glued onto the bottom, with the next green car getting a spot right on top.

Older children can use markers to label the graph with the names of the colors along the bottom and numbers along the left side. Younger children can merely look at the graph to see which column is taller - the yellow or the blue, for example.
Questions to ask your child:
Which color did we see the most of? How do you know?
Which color did we see the least of?
How many red cars did we see?
Did we see more black cars or white cars?

Other ways to use graphs at home:

Observe the weather each day and make a pictograph or bar graph to track daily changes.

Goodman also suggests having children sort their stuffed animals by color or size, and then graph their results.

If you use graphs to look at data in your workplace, bring those home! Kids will love knowing they can "read" grown-up math too.

A child who is saving his allowance to buy an item might create a chart or graph to show how much he can save over a certain amount of time.

For older children, take your data to the computer and make a more sophisticated looking graph by going here or here.

Look around your house. What else can you graph? Types of cups in the drawer? Number of pillows in each room? Kinds of food in the pantry? Get creative! Your child not only needs to learn these math concepts, but she likely will enjoy doing this kind of math too.

Find more great ideas from NCTM by downloading a free math at home guide.

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Graph it up! Statistics for the Younger Set

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CEOs use them. City planners rely on them. And entire board room walls are devoted to their presence. So how can you help your child get a leg up and dive into the sophisticated world of graphs? Graphing is an important math tool.

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3rd Grade Graphing & Data Worksheets & Free Printables | Education.com

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Third grade graphing and data worksheets get your child to read and interpret graphs. Try these third grade graphing and data worksheets with your child.

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IXL | Use bar graphs to solve problems | 3rd grade math

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Measurement is the process of assigning a numerical value to a physical quantity. It involves comparing an unknown quantity to a standard unit of measurement to determine its size, length, weight, or other attributes.

In simple words, measurement is a way to find out how big, small, heavy, or long something is. It helps us understand and compare things. We use different measurement tools like rulers, scales, and cups to measure things accurately.

For example, imagine you want to bake some cookies. It is important to measure the ingredients like flour and sugar to make sure you use the right amount. Measurement is like having a special language to describe the size or amount of something so that we can understand and talk about it easily.

What Are the Different Systems of Measurement?

The Metric System: The French First Republic proposed a globally recognized set of units in the year 1799 under a decimal system of measurement. It uses base units like meters, grams, and liters for length, mass, and volume, respectively. The Metric System is widely used around the world.

The SI System: The International System of Units (SI) is considered the modern form of the metric system, designed to provide a more standardized way of measurement across the word.

The Imperial System (The British Imperial System or English System): Formulated by the British Empire, this system has a standard set of units to measure physical quantities and others. It includes units like inches, pounds, and gallons for length, weight, and volume.

The United States Customary System: It is similar to the Imperial System since it is also derived from the traditional English units, but the imperial system and the customary system also have many differences. The customary system is used in the United States (and some of its former colonies). It includes units like feet, ounces, and quarts.

Conversion of Measurement Units

Conversion of measurement units is the process of changing one unit of measurement to another. It allows us to express quantities in different units, such as converting kilometers to meters, inches to centimeters, or pounds to kilograms.

By using conversion factors or formulas, we establish the relationship between the units and accurately convert between them. Converting measurement units helps with comparison, understanding, and effective communication of measurements across different systems or preferences.

Looking for online math learning measurement games? Take a look at the Conversion of Measurement Units Games for in-depth details.

Types of Measurement

Let's discuss some important types of measurement that we use in daily life.

Distance / Length / Height Measurement

Distance is the measurement of space between two points, measured using tools like rulers or measuring tapes.

Height measures how tall an object is, from its base to the top, or from head to toe, using the same units of measurement.

Enjoy these Length Games for Kids Online and master the concept of length measurement!
Units of Measurement of Length
The different units to measure distance as per US / imperial and metric conversions are as follows:

Length Conversion Method

Conversion of metric units of length: This chart shows how to convert between different metric units of length. For example, there are 100 centimeters in one meter, and 1,000 millimeters in one meter. Similarly, there are 1,000 meters in one kilometer.

Conversion of customary units of length: This chart shows how to convert between different customary units of length.

Conversion between Metric units and Customary Units of Length: This chart shows how to convert between different metric units and customary units of length.

Examples based on length conversion charts:

i) 3 feet = 3 x 12 in = 36 inches

ii) A rope is cut in three pieces of 30 cm, 40 cm and 50 cm. What is the total length of rope in meters?

Add the three lengths: 30 + 40 + 50 cm = 120 cm

1 m = 100 cm (Refer the metric conversion chart).

120 cm = \(\frac{120}{100}\) = 1.2 meter
Applications of Length Measurement

Length is used to measure the size of objects like ribbons, fabric rolls, and sides of geometric figures.

Kids can enhance their measurement skills by engaging in interactive measuring games online. If you wish to practice measuring length, check out these cool Measuring Length Games!

Distance is used to measure space between objects, such as between vehicles, cities, or any two points.

Height measurement is useful for determining human height and placing objects on walls or elevated surfaces.

Volume/Capacity Measurement

Liquids are measured by their volume, which refers to the space they occupy. Liquid volume is the measurement of how much space a liquid takes up in 3D space.

Volume and capacity are related concepts but have a slight difference. Volume refers to the amount of space occupied by an object or substance, while capacity specifically refers to the maximum amount that a container or hollow object can hold.

Check out these Capacity Games for Kids for more information!
Units of Measurement of Liquid Volume/ Capacity
Here are some commonly used units of liquid volume in metric system and the customary system:

Liquid Volume Conversion Method

1 liter = 1000 milliliter (1 L = 1000 mL)

1 gallon (gal) = 4 quarts (qt) = 8 pints (pt) = 16 cups (c) = 128 fluid ounces (fl oz)

1 liter (L) is approximately equal to 0.2642 US liquid gallons (gal)

1 liter is approximately equal to 33.814 fluid ounces (fl oz).

Application

Volume measurement is essential for measuring food items like oils, juices, syrups, and honey. Instruments such as cups, jars, and glasses with markings are used for liquid measurement.

These units are also applicable for measuring substances like petrol, diesel, and compressed gases.

In the field of chemical sciences, volume measurement is crucial for precise calculations during chemical and clinical tests, using small units like milliliters.

Weight Measurement

Weight measurement involves determining the amount of force exerted by a solid object, indicating its heaviness. It is a physical quantity that signifies the object's mass. Weighing scales, both analog and digital, are specifically designed to measure the weight of the human body. These scales provide precise readings of weight through a dial or digital display.

Learn the concept of weight in the most playful and interactive way with Weight Measurement Games!
Units of Weight Measurement
Some commonly used units of measurement for weight in the metric system and customary system:

In the metric system, milligrams are used for small weights, such as medications, while grams and kilograms are larger units, more commonly used for everyday purposes.

In the customary system, ounces are often used for smaller weights, such as food ingredients, while pounds are used for larger weights. Tons are used for exceptionally heavy weights, such as in industrial contexts.
Weight Conversion Method
Weight conversion between metric units:
Weight conversion between customary units: Applications of Weight Measurement
Weight measurement techniques are used to accurately determine the weight of various items, including food portions. These food items can range from meats, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and grains like rice and pulses.

Additionally, weight measurement techniques are also applied to weigh metallic objects and other items of interest. By utilizing weight measurement, precise quantities can be determined for cooking, portion control, or any situation requiring accurate weight assessment.

Time Measurement

Time measurement is used to assess the duration or time interval needed for tasks. Common time measurement devices include wall clocks, wristwatches, stopwatches, and calendars. A clock typically has three hands for seconds, minutes, and hours, divided into 12 equal parts.

Digital clocks can display time in both 12-hour and 24-hour formats. Calendars consist of 12 months from January to December, with approximately 52 weeks classified from Sunday to Monday. These time measurement instruments are also useful in solving simple math problems.
Units of Time Measurement
The unit 'second' is universally recognized in both the metric system and the customary system. It serves as the base unit of time in the SI (International System of Units).

While the minute is not an SI unit, it is widely accepted and used within the SI system. Additionally, other accepted units of time include the hour, day, week, month, year, and so on. These units provide a comprehensive framework for measuring time across various contexts.
Time Conversion Method
Check out the given image for easy conversions between different units of time.
The following chart summarizes the conversion factors: Applications of Time Measurement
Time measurement is utilized to calculate the duration of specific events or activities. It proves valuable in solving equation-based problems related to work and time.

For instance, if a task is completed in 120 minutes, we can determine the equivalent time taken in hours to finish the work. This application allows for efficient time management and aids in understanding the relationship between different units of time.

How To Teach the Concept of Measurement to Kids with Real-life Applications

Use everyday objects: Introduce measurement concepts by using familiar objects like pencils, books, or toys. Let kids compare and measure their lengths or weights using rulers or scales.

Cooking adventures: Involve kids in cooking or baking activities where they can measure ingredients like flour, sugar, or liquids using measuring cups and spoons. This helps them understand the importance of accurate measurements for successful recipes.

Height chart: Create a height chart on the wall where kids can measure and mark their growth progress over time. They can use a measuring tape or ruler to track their height, promoting a hands-on understanding of measurement.

Field trips: Take kids on field trips to places like a farmer's market or a construction site. Encourage them to estimate and measure quantities like fruits or lengths of objects using appropriate tools. This real-life experience helps connect measurement concepts to the world around them.

Importance of Introducing Measurements to Kids through Games

Introducing measurements to kids through games is important for effective learning. By utilizing measurement games online or incorporating measurement games into classroom activities, parents and teachers can enhance children's learning experience and foster a solid foundation in measurement concepts. Here are three key points highlighting the significance of using games to teach measurements:

Engaging and interactive learning: Games about measurement provide an engaging and interactive way for kids to grasp the concept. Online measurement games, such as interactive measurement games or measurement math games, make learning fun and enjoyable for kids.

Practical application: Measurement games allow kids to apply measurement skills in a practical context. They can practice measuring lengths, weights, and volumes while playing, which helps them understand how measurements are used in real-life situations.

Reinforces mathematical skills: Measurement games for kids help reinforce important mathematical skills, such as estimation, comparison, and problem-solving. By playing these games, kids develop a stronger understanding of numbers, units, and measurement relationships.

Learning the Measurement Skills: Math Games vs. Traditional Methods

Positive learning experience: Math games make learning measurement skills enjoyable and keep kids motivated to practice, unlike traditional methods.

Practical applications: Math games provide hands-on application of measurement concepts, helping kids understand real-life relevance, which is less apparent in traditional methods.

Active problem-solving: Math games foster critical thinking and analytical skills through active problem-solving, promoting a deeper understanding of measurements compared to traditional methods.

Personalized learning pace: Math games offer adjustable difficulty levels, allowing kids to learn at their own pace and ensuring effective skill development, which may be challenging to achieve through 'one-size-fits-all' traditional methods.

What Are the Best Fun Measurement Games and Activities for Kids?

Here's a list of some fun and interactive Measurement games and activities offered by SplashLearn, which cover important measurement concepts:

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