charts, diagrams, etc

Looks at how William Playfair invented line, bar, and circle graphs.

Keeping up with all of hockey's cool facts can make your brain freeze. You need to take in long timeframes (the NHL has been around for almost 100 years), big numbers (Wayne Gretzky scored almost 3,000 points in his career), and surprising details (the United States and Canada are the only two countries that have won gold medals in women's hockey at the Olympics). How can all these numbers and ideas make more sense? Infographics!.

Mona and her friends hold a toy sale to help raise money for their local children's hospital. In the process they learn how to use tally marks and different types of graphs to calculate how many toys they have sold and how much money they have made.

An illustrated introduction to coordinate planes that describes how scientists use coordinates to make better maps of the ocean; and includes a problem solving activity.

Explains what a bar graph is and shows examples of things that can be tracked on one.

Provides a tour of the universe starting with the solar system and extending to the stars and the universe, with color illustrations, star maps, and more.

A guide to basic business concepts shares instructive diagrams, infographics, step-by-step information, and jargon-free explanations, covering topics ranging from the structure of boards of directors to how to calculate depreciation.

Text and illustrations describe the night sky with 70 diagrams, photographs, and maps.