Scaled Graphs Worksheets Grade 3

1. The third grade classes at Oakwood Elementary voted for their favorite field trip destination. The results are shown in a scaled picture bar graph where each bus symbol represents 8 votes. The Science Museum has 7 bus symbols, the Zoo has 5 bus symbols, and the Aquarium has 9 bus symbols. How many more students voted for the Aquarium than for the Zoo?
2. A farmer is counting eggs from her chickens. Each picture of an egg on her chart represents 40 eggs. On Monday, there are 5 egg pictures. On Tuesday, there are 7 egg pictures. On Wednesday, there are 4 egg pictures. How many total eggs did the farmer collect from Monday to Wednesday?
3. A scaled picture bar graph shows how many books each class read. Third grade is represented by 4 book pictures, fourth grade by 6 book pictures, and fifth grade by 5 book pictures. If each book picture represents 15 books, how many books did all three grades read in total?

…and 4 more problems

1. A school is collecting books for their library. Their picture graph shows that each book symbol represents 100 books. If the third grade collected 8 book symbols worth of books, the fourth grade collected 5 book symbols worth, and the fifth grade collected 7 book symbols worth, how many total books did all three grades collect?
2. Each ★ = 6 points. Noah has 11 stars. How many points does Noah have?
3. Aroha, Tane, and Kaia are collecting canned goods for a food drive. They made a scaled picture bar graph to show how many cans each person collected. Each can picture represents 10 cans. On the graph, Aroha has 9 can pictures, Tane has 12 can pictures, and Kaia has 15 can pictures. How many more cans did Kaia collect than Aroha?

…and 5 more problems

1. The students in Mrs. Chen's class voted for their favorite fruit. The results are shown in a scaled picture bar graph where each fruit picture represents 5 votes. If apples have 4 pictures, bananas have 3 pictures, and oranges have 6 pictures, how many total votes were cast in the class election?
2. For a science project, Tane is counting the number of ladybugs in the garden. Tane found 48 ladybugs. To make a picture graph, each ladybug symbol will stand for 2 real ladybugs. How many ladybug symbols should Tane draw?
3. Liam is tracking how many books the class reads each week. In week 1, the class read 80 books. Liam wants to make a bar graph where each square represents 5 books. How many squares tall should the bar for week 1 be?

…and 5 more problems