Harbor School Recycling Drive — Pictograph
This pictograph reports recycling bags collected by Harbor School's four houses. The key is intentionally simple: one circle equals one bag. Gold House leads with thirteen bags, followed by Blue House with twelve. Green House and Red House have smaller but still visible totals. Because every circle stands for a single bag, students can verify the numbers by counting and can calculate differences between houses. This makes the chart useful for a school assembly slide or data lesson. It does not indicate the weight or material type of the recycling, so it should not be used to compare environmental impact without additional information.
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Scenario
Harbor School is celebrating a house recycling drive.
Key decisions
- Key: one circle per collected bag.
- Groups: compare the four school houses.
- Scope: use a single campaign total.
When to reuse this
Use it when the audience should be able to count every reported unit.
Frequently asked questions
What is the chart counting?
Can students compare totals?
Does it show recycling weight?
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