graphic methods

A collection of games and activities designed to help students improve their understanding of graphs and statistics.

Contains questions, games, and activities to help young mathematicians learn to understand and draw graphs.

Presents an introduction to the water cycle, in simple text with illustrations, using graphs and charts to provide information on evaporation, transpiration, condensation, and precipitation.

Uses texts and graphs to explain the movement of the sun and other stars.

Uses texts and graphs to explain the impact of storms, earthquakes, wildfires, and other natural disasters on Earth and those who live here.

Upon moving to their grandfather's house, two boys discover a treasure map in the attic and must learn how to use it in order to find their surprise.

Presents a short study about the earth's cycles and includes graphic organizers that describe the weather, moon, eclipses, tides, and more.

Addison, Mina, Multiplex, and Split introduce the concept of collecting and presenting data through a story in which they ask their friends about their favorite pancake flavors.

Gives directions for a game which demonstrates the basic principles of functions and graphs.

Explains how charts and graphs are used, with directions for drawing a giant pie graph, a block bar graph, a time line, a family tree, a calendar, and other projects.