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Art Club Supply Graphs

Grade 3 art club practice with a scaled picture graph and bar graphs: read half pictures, solve one- and two-step problems, and draw a missing bar.

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Aligned to3.MD.B.3

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12 questions
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Format: Interactive · Printable
Grade: Grade 3
Subject: Math
Question types: Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Matching, Short answer, Drawing

About this worksheet

What students practice

Students read scaled picture graphs and bar graphs, including half pictures and values between grid lines.
Students solve one- and two-step problems using data from scaled graphs.
Students draw a missing bar on a scaled bar graph from given data.

How to use

Remind students to check the key or the scale before reading any graph. Students can finish Parts 1 and 2 on their own, then draw the missing bar in Part 3 and check it with a partner.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

3.MD.B.3

Draw scaled picture graphs and bar graphs and solve one- and two-step problems with them.

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Art Club Supply Graphs

Read scaled graphs, solve problems, and finish a bar graph.

Part 1: Crayon collection

The art club collected old crayons for a big class project. The picture graph shows how many crayons they collected each day. Use the key.

How many crayons did the club collect on Wednesday?

crayons

How many fewer crayons did the club collect on Tuesday than on Friday?

fewer crayons

The club's goal was to collect 250 crayons this week. First find how many crayons they collected in all 5 days. Then find how many more crayons they still need to reach the goal.

Crayons collected in all:
Crayons still needed:

Ms. Lopez puts all the crayons from Tuesday and Thursday into cups. Each cup holds 5 crayons. How many cups does she fill?

cups

Jada wants to make a new picture graph where each crayon picture stands for 5 crayons. How many crayon pictures should she draw for Wednesday?

A. 7 crayon pictures
B. 6 and a half crayon pictures
C. 13 crayon pictures
D. 12 crayon pictures

Part 2: Paint cups

The bar graph shows how many cups of paint the art club used in one month. Look at the scale: each grid line is 4 more cups.

Match each paint color to the number of cups the club used. One number will not be used.

Red
Yellow
Green
Purple

A. 14 cups
B. 28 cups
C. 20 cups
D. 10 cups
E. 18 cups

How many more cups of purple paint than yellow paint did the club use?

more cups

Next month the club plans to use twice as many cups of green paint as this month. How many cups of green paint is that? Then the green bar would be as tall as which color's bar on this graph?

Cups of green paint next month:
Same height as the bar for:

Leo says the club used 9 cups of yellow paint, because the yellow bar stops between 8 and 12. Is Leo right? Explain how you know.

Part 3: Finish the bar graph

The art club made clay pots for 4 weeks. Week 1: 15 pots. Week 2: 25 pots. Week 3: 20 pots. Week 4: 30 pots. The bar for Week 3 is missing from the graph.

10.

Draw the missing bar for Week 3.