Presenting Data in a Pictograph

DepEd MATATAG Grade 1 Math • Pictograph na Walang Scale (1 Simbolo = 1 Bagay)

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Direction A pictograph uses pictures to show data. In a pictograph without scale, 1 picture always stands for 1 item. Read the pictograph and answer the questions.

💡 4 Essential Parts of a Pictograph Without Scale

Rule: 1 Picture = 1 Object

1. Title Tells what the chart is about.

2. Labels Shows the items or groups.

3. Pictures Shows how many there are.

4. Legend / Key Tells that 1 picture = 1 item!

OUR CLASSROOM ART BOX SUPPLIES

Supply Category	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Total
Pencils Mga Lapis								5
Rulers Mga Ruler								3
Scissors Mga Gunting								4
Crayons Mga Krayola								6

Paliwanag / Legend:

Each picture represents exactly 1 school item (Isang Gamit)

1. How many pencils are in the art box?

2. Which school supply has the most (pinakamarami)?

3. Which school supply has the least (pinakakaunti)?

4. In a pictograph without scale, how many items does 1 picture stand for? Shade the correct circle:

A 1 item B 2 items C 5 items

Reading Pictographs Without Scale

DepEd MATATAG Grade 1 Math • Pagbasa ng Datos sa Tindahan ng Prutas

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Direction Kuya Ben gathered fresh fruits from his garden. Study the pictograph below (each fruit drawing = 1 fruit) and answer the questions.

KUYA BEN'S FRESH FRUIT HARVEST

Fruit Category	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	Total
Sweet Mangoes Mangga									6
Yellow Bananas Saging									7
Sweet Pineapples Pinya									3
Watermelons Pakwan									4

Paliwanag / Legend:

Each fruit picture stands for 1 fresh fruit (Isang Sariwang Prutas)

1. How many yellow bananas were gathered?

2. Which fruit has the most (pinakamarami) count?

3. Which fruit has the least (pinakakaunti) count?

4. How many more bananas than pineapples are there? (7 − 3)

5. How many mangoes and watermelons are there in all? (6 + 4)

Draw & Present Your Pictograph

DepEd MATATAG Grade 1 Math • Paggawa ng Sariling Pictograph (Walang Scale)

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Direction Teacher Joy recorded the favorite playground toys of Grade 1 pupils. Complete the pictograph by drawing 1 star (⭐) in each box for every vote!

Kites: 4

Balls: 5

Toy Cars: 3

Yo-yos: 6

FAVORITE PLAYGROUND TOYS OF GRADE 1 PUPILS

Toy Category	Draw 1 Star (⭐) per Toy (Walang Scale)	Total
Kites Saranggola	⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐	4
Balls Bola	⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐	5
Toy Cars Kotse	⭐ ⭐ ⭐	3
Yo-yos Yoyo	⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐	6

Paliwanag / Legend:

⭐ = Exactly 1 Playground Toy (Isang Laruan)

1. Which toy has the highest number of stars drawn?

2. Which toy has the fewest stars drawn?

3. How many toys were voted for in all? (4 + 5 + 3 + 6)

4. Why is this chart called "without scale"? Shade the correct circle:

A 1 star = 1 toy B 1 star = 10 toys C It has no title

TEACHER ANSWER KEY & DIAGNOSTIC RUBRIC

Grade 1 Mathematics • Quarter 4 MATATAG: Pictographs Without Scale

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PAGE 1: PARTS OF A PICTOGRAPH & GUIDED PRACTICE Max Score: 10 pts

1. Number of Pencils:
5 pencils
Child counts 5 vector pencil icons in columns 1 to 5.

2. Most Art Supplies:
Crayons (Krayola)
Crayons has 6 icons, reaching column 6.

3. Least Art Supplies:
Rulers (3 rulers)
Rulers has 3 icons, reaching only column 3.

4. Pictograph Without Scale Rule: Option A (1 item) — In Grade 1 MATATAG standard, each picture directly corresponds to exactly one physical object.

PAGE 2: KUYA BEN'S FRESH FRUIT STAND PICTOGRAPH Max Score: 10 pts

1. Yellow Bananas:
7 bananas
Counts banana icons across columns 1 to 7.

2. Fruit with Most:
Bananas (7)
7 is the longest row on the pictograph grid.

3. Fruit with Least:
Pineapples (3)
3 is the shortest row on the pictograph grid.

4. Comparison Difference:
4 more bananas
Subtraction: 7 bananas − 3 pineapples = 4.

5. Combined Total:
10 fruits
Addition: 6 mangoes + 4 watermelons = 10.

Total Stand Count:
20 fruits overall
6 + 7 + 3 + 4 = 20 total harvest items.

PAGE 3: DRAW & PRESENT YOUR OWN PICTOGRAPH Max Score: 10 pts

Drawing Accuracy:
• Kites: 4 stars
• Balls: 5 stars
• Toy Cars: 3 stars
• Yo-yos: 6 stars

Follow-up Q1 & Q2:
• Most stars: Yo-yos (6)
• Fewest stars: Toy Cars (3)
Identifies longest and shortest rows.

Follow-up Q3 & Q4:
• Total toys: 18 toys (4+5+3+6)
• Meaning of No Scale: Option A (1 star = 1 toy).

TEACHER DIAGNOSTIC & REMEDIATION RUBRIC Standards-Based Evaluation

Mastery Level	Observed Student Performance	Recommended Teacher Remediation Strategy
Mastery (26-30 pts)	Accurately identifies all 4 parts of a pictograph, counts 1-to-1 symbols without skipping, and draws matching quantities with zero errors.	Advance to Grade 2 bridging exercises introducing scaled pictographs where 1 picture represents 2 objects.
Developing (18-25 pts)	Reads direct counts easily but struggles with comparison questions ("how many more") or draws an extra symbol when transferring data.	Use tactile unifix cubes lined up side-by-side to visually show 1-to-1 difference comparison.
Needs Support (<18 pts)	Loses 1-to-1 tracking across long rows or confuses the meaning of the pictograph legend.	Teach finger-tapping counting: touch each picture symbol once while saying the number name aloud.

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Presenting Data in a Pictograph

Reading Pictographs Without Scale

Draw & Present Your Pictograph

TEACHER ANSWER KEY & DIAGNOSTIC RUBRIC

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