A class voted on their favourite pet: dogs, cats or fish. The votes are shown as a pictogram of little pictures in rows.
Hands up: which pet do you think won? And how could the pictures tell us how many more chose dogs than fish?
Two pet pictograms on the board. For each one, read every row by counting the pictures, then say which pet had the most and which had the fewest. Last of all, count the extra pictures to say how many more.
Today we explore this pet pictogram together: dogs, cats and fish. Read the dog row first, then name the pet with the most, then the pet with the fewest, then say how many more chose dogs than fish.
Look at Our favourite pets still on the board (dogs 8, cats 5, fish 3). In your maths copy, write which pet had the most and how many chose it.
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