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Standard Pocket Chart
Make your pupils feel proud of their work by displaying their sentence strips, word cards and pictures in the pockets of this handy chart. With 10 extra wide pockets, this versatile resource is sure to find many uses across numerous subject areas and
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Mr Face Chart French
A fun wall chart featuring Mr. Face and a sheet of name labels in French. Change the face to make him happy or sad and learn the correct word in French for his features and his mood.
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Hands On Measuring Chart
A bright 2m measuring chart featuring a handprint design. Colours may vary.
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Sentence Builder Flip Chart
Help children to understand grammar and sentence structure with this colourful flip chart that allows you to make hundreds of entertaining sentences. Ideal for front of class or small group work, the flip chart features pronouns, articles, nouns,
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How can one combine a pie chart and a donut chart?
To combine a pie chart and a donut chart, you can create a hybrid chart known as a "doughnut chart with a hole." This chart has a hole in the center like a donut chart but also displays data in segments like a pie chart. You can use this hybrid chart to show both the overall composition of a data set (like a pie chart) and the individual proportions of each category (like a donut chart). This combination can provide a visually appealing and informative way to present data.
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Does our chart match?
Yes, our chart matches. The data and information presented in the chart align with the analysis and conclusions drawn from it. The chart effectively visualizes the trends and patterns in the data, making it easy to interpret and understand. Overall, the chart accurately represents the information it is intended to convey.
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What is the chart?
A chart is a visual representation of data that is used to help analyze and interpret information. It typically consists of different types of graphs, such as bar graphs, line graphs, or pie charts, that display data in a clear and organized manner. Charts are commonly used in presentations, reports, and research to make complex data more understandable and accessible to a wider audience.
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What is the difference between a bar chart and a line chart?
A bar chart displays data using rectangular bars, where the length of each bar represents the value of the data. It is used to compare different categories or groups. On the other hand, a line chart displays data using a line that connects data points, showing the trend or pattern of the data over time or other continuous variables. It is used to show the relationship between two variables and to track changes over time. In summary, a bar chart is used for comparing categories, while a line chart is used for showing trends or relationships.
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Place Value Pocket Chart
Teach counting, sorting, place value and grouping with this durable chart. Includes 20 double-sided number cards, 3 double-sided title cards, 200 blue plastic counting straws, pockets to store everything and an activity guide. Size 330 460mm.
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50 Graph And Chart Activities
50 Graph and Chart Activities is a set of 50 double-sided activity cards for teaching data handling knowledge and understanding. Topics include conducting investigations, enquiry, picture graph, pictogram, sorting rings, carroll diagram, tally chart,
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Time Flip Chart - Pupil P10
Use this freestanding flip chart to teach telling the time. The clock face has moveable colour coded hands, making it easy for children to coordinate the hands on the clock face and the time on the flip chart.
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2D3D Geo Shape Flip Chart-Teacher
The 2D3D Geometry Flip Charts help pupils learn about the relationships between 3D objects, 2D nets, vertices, faces and edges. Pupils can also learn geometry and measurement topics, including shape comparison, describing, symmetry, shapes, area,
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What is a color chart?
A color chart is a visual tool used to display a range of colors in an organized and systematic way. It typically consists of a grid or wheel with various color swatches arranged in a specific order. Color charts are commonly used in art, design, and printing to help individuals select and match colors accurately. They can also be used to communicate color choices and preferences effectively.
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Is this structure chart correct?
Without being able to see the structure chart, I am unable to determine if it is correct. However, if you provide me with the structure chart, I can review it and let you know if it is correct or if there are any errors that need to be addressed.
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What is a zodiac chart?
A zodiac chart, also known as a birth chart or natal chart, is a map of the celestial bodies at the exact moment of a person's birth. It is based on the positions of the sun, moon, and planets in relation to the twelve astrological signs of the zodiac. The chart is used in astrology to provide insights into an individual's personality, strengths, weaknesses, and life path. By analyzing the placements and aspects of the planets in the zodiac chart, astrologers can offer guidance and predictions about various aspects of a person's life.
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What is the organizational chart?
An organizational chart is a visual representation of the structure of an organization, showing the relationships and hierarchy between different positions and departments. It typically includes boxes representing different roles or positions, connected by lines to show the reporting relationships and lines of authority. Organizational charts are used to help employees understand the chain of command, communication channels, and reporting structure within the organization. They can also be used to identify areas of overlap or gaps in responsibilities.
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