Explains how children can use charts and graphs to organize and study data related to transportation.

Photographs and text introduce young readers to the universe, discussing the sun and moon, planets, comets, meteors, stars, other galaxies, and more; and describe the different types of graphing that can be used to group data related to the universe.

Explains how graphs can be used to help students learn about buildings and structures, describing the different types of graphs that can be used to gather and organize data about the topics and including information about tunnels, bridges, skyscrapers, and dams.

What is a population explosion? Where is population growing fastest? When did people begin to grow crops? Real World Data presents information about familiar curricular topics through charts and graphs. Each title shows how to organize data in different visual forms, and how to interpret and create tables, line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts. Introduces data literacy through familiar topics and case studies Provides clear and comprehensive examples of data organization Contains high-quality photographs and diagrams Author: Isabel Thomas has a degree in Human Sciences, including the study of demographics, and has written more than 25 books for children. Book jacket.

Explains how weather and climate can be measured using graphs and charts and answers such questions as "What is climate change," "How deep is Earth's atmosphere," and "What does a hygrometer measure."

How much energy does the whole world use? Which country generates the most hydroelectric power? What is biofuel? Real World Data presents information about familiar curricular topics through charts and graphs. Each title shows how to organize data in different visual forms, and how to interpret and create tables, line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts.

Presents information about habitats through charts and graphs.