Tally charts and pictograms · Year 1
In Year 1 you learn: sorting and counting objects.
A tally chart is a quick way to count things as they happen. You draw one mark for each one, and every fifth mark goes across the other four to make a “gate” of five. A pictogram shows the totals with pictures. The key tells you how many each picture stands for.
Key facts
- Draw one line for each item. The 5th line goes across the first four: 卌 = 5.
- The frequency is the total for each row.
Worked examples
Example 1
In the pictogram, ■ = 4 cupcakes. How many cupcakes were sold on Saturday?
Answer: 14 cupcakes