Oak Street Tree Planting — Pictograph
This pictograph summarizes the spring planting contribution of four Oak Street School year groups. Each triangle represents one tree, giving the chart a visual cue that fits the subject while retaining a clear count. Year 4 planted nine trees, the largest total, while Year 5 planted six. The small number of categories lets the reader compare the groups quickly and check each value by counting symbols. This is a useful format for a school display or an introductory data exercise. It does not measure survival rates, planting locations or tree species, which would need a separate table, field log or map.
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Scenario
Oak Street School is reporting its spring planting day.
Key decisions
- Symbol: use triangles to suggest trees.
- Unit: retain one tree per mark.
- Comparison: use four year groups.
When to reuse this
Use it for a small campaign result that readers can count directly.
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