graphic methods

A guide for teachers which shows how to use different styles of graphic organizers--visual representations of knowledge--for teaching and learning, planning, instruction, and assessment in kindergarten through eighth grade classrooms.

This book uses animals in a zoo to explore how using graphs can help readers organize and understand information.

Photographs and text help young readers to understand the basic concepts associated with graphing.

Photographs and simple text describe how to make and use pie graphs.

Explains how to read a pie graph, presenting several examples involving food, time, and money.

Photographs and simple text describe what pictographs are and how they can be used.

Color photographs and simple text introduces bar graphs along with examples of bar graphs in the real world.

A young boy uses different kinds of charts and graphs to present information about his life. Includes related activities.

Gonk and Beezy, two amphibian friends, hold a contest to see who can make better graphs.

The Elm Street Kids' Club decides to sell lemonade to earn money to fix up their clubhouse and they use a graph to keep track of their sales.