Math and Classroom Diagrams: Problems, Shapes, Letters and Maps

One worked problem, shape, page or map per drawing, with a numbered ring on every name a class is asked to learn.

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Parts of a problem 11

Worked problems with a ring on each named number and sign: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and a radical, then a place value chart and the keys of a calculator.

Parts of an Addition ProblemOne problem, 47 + 38 = 85, across and stacked: 5 parts to name. Equals sign · Addends · Sum
Parts of a Subtraction ProblemOne problem, 52 − 17 = 35, written across and stacked: 8 parts to name. Difference · Equals sign · Minuend
Parts of a Multiplication ProblemOne problem, 23 × 14 = 322, written across and stacked: 7 parts to name. Partial products · Multiplication sign · Factors
Label the Parts of a Multiplication ProblemThe multiplication problem as a worksheet to print: seven numbered parts, a line for each name, and an answer key. Equals sign · Multiplicand · Product
Parts of a Division ProblemOne division, 85 ÷ 4 = 21 r 1, in three ways: 7 parts to name. Division sign · Remainder · Dividend
Fill in the Blank Labels for Dividend, Divisor, QuotientThe division drawing with every name left off, to print and fill in: dividend, divisor, quotient, remainder and the three signs, with an answer key. Fraction bar · Division bracket · Remainder
Parts of a RadicalOne radical expression, drawn large: 6 parts to name. Index · Vinculum · Radical sign
Label the Parts of an EquationVariable, coefficient, constant, operator, term, equals sign, the two sides, an expression and an exponent, on 3x + 5 = 20 and y = 2x² − 7. Left side · Constant · Coefficient
Parts of a CalculatorA basic solar calculator: display, number keys, operation keys, equals, decimal point, two clear keys, memory keys, square root, percent and change sign.
Label the Parts of a CalculatorThe calculator as a worksheet to print: twelve numbered parts, from the display to the solar cell, a line for each name, and an answer key.
Label the Place Value ChartThe number 482,751.639 on a place value chart with blank boxes for every place, the decimal point and the two periods.

Shapes and graphs 26

Flat shapes, right triangles with their sides to name, a cylinder and a sphere, the unit circle, graphs, a parabola and a hyperbola, a Bézier curve, a mapping diagram, a ruler, the minutes around a clock and fractions, each with points, lines and regions ringed.

Unit Circle QuizThe unit circle with 45 blanks to fill: degrees, radians and the point (cos θ, sin θ) at 16 angles.
Label the RulerThe first inch of a ruler drawn large, with 15 tick marks to name, from 1/2 to 15/16.
Label the Minutes on the ClockA clock face with an empty box outside each number: name the minutes from 0 at the 12 round to 55 at the 11.
Parts of a PolygonSide, vertex, interior and exterior angle, diagonal, center, radius, apothem and reflex angle on three labeled shapes.
Label the Parts of the AngleVertex, sides, arc, measure, interior and exterior on one angle, then acute, right, obtuse, straight, reflex and full angles.
Labeling Line SegmentsPoint, line, line segment, ray, endpoint, midpoint and arrowhead on one chart, then the bar, the arrows and the tick marks used to write them.
Parts of a TriangleVertex, side, base, height, median and interior angle, then hypotenuse, legs and right angle: 9 parts on two labeled triangles. Interior angle · Base · Hypotenuse
Parts of a Circle DiagramOne circle with ten parts to name: lines, the edge and the regions. Center · Chord · Circumference
Label the FractionNumber lines from 0 to 1 in halves, thirds, fourths, sixths and eighths, a large 3/4 and six shaded shapes to label.
Parts of a ParabolaOne parabola on a grid: 6 parts to name, labeled or blank. Axis of symmetry · Focus · y-intercept
Sine Graph Equation LabeledAmplitude, period, phase shift and vertical shift matched to A, B, C and D of a sine equation, with the midline, a maximum and a minimum.
Label the Quadrants on a GraphA coordinate plane: label the four quadrants, I to IV, the x-axis, the y-axis and the origin, on screen or on paper. x-axis · Origin · Quadrant II
Parts of a GraphTitle, x-axis, y-axis, origin, data point and line on a line graph; bars, legend, axis label and scale on a bar graph.
Box and Whisker Plot LabeledMinimum, first quartile, median, third quartile and maximum on a box plot, then the interquartile range, the range and an outlier.
Label the Parts of a Box and Whisker PlotThe box and whisker plot as a worksheet to print: eleven numbered parts on two plots, a line for each name, and an answer key.
Normal Distribution LabeledThe normal curve, the mean, one standard deviation and the area under the curve, then the 68-95-99.7 rule and two curves with different spreads.
Blank Mapping DiagramA printable sheet of four blank mapping diagrams above three worked ones, and a quiz on input, output, domain, range and which mapping is a function.
Parts of a CylinderBase, lateral surface, radius, height and axis of a cylinder, then the faces, edges and vertices of a cube.
Triangular Prism LabeledTriangular base, lateral face, base edge, lateral edge and vertex on a prism, then its net with the length of the prism and the height of the triangle.
Parts of a HyperbolaA hyperbola opening left and right: center, vertices, foci, transverse axis, conjugate axis, asymptotes and branches.
Parts of a Bezier CurveStart point, end point, two control points, a tangent line and the curve itself on a cubic Bézier, then a quadratic curve and its single control point.
Parts of a SphereCenter, radius, diameter, surface and poles on one sphere; great circle, hemisphere, small circle and spherical cap on another.
Labeling Triangles Trigonometry WorksheetTwelve right triangles turned different ways, each with one angle marked. Name every side as hypotenuse, opposite or adjacent, on screen or on paper.
Sample Space Diagram WorksheetGrids of outcomes for two coins, a coin and a die, and the totals of two dice: fill in the empty cells, then write each probability as a fraction.
Tree Diagram Word Problems WorksheetsThree word problems, each with its probability tree: two coin flips, two marbles taken from a bag, and rain with a late bus.
Hanger Diagrams WorksheetBalanced hangers with triangles marked x and numbered weights: find x on nine of them, then name the equation the last three show.

Reading and writing 11

Pieces of reading and writing, such as a letter, a comic page, a plot line, a dictionary entry, a citation, a check and the letters of a typeface, with the names a class uses.

Parts of a Friendly LetterA sample letter to Aunt Rosa with 15 numbered parts: the five parts of a friendly letter, the spots that need a comma, and the envelope. Quiz it or print it. City, state and ZIP Code · Closing · Return address
Plot Diagram BlankA blank story mountain to print, with boxes for your own story, and its labeled key. Inciting incident · Exposition · Conflict
Label the Text FeaturesA two-page sample article with a title, headings, a photograph and caption, a sidebar, a diagram, a map and a chart, plus a table of contents, glossary and index.
Parts of a Dictionary EntryA sample dictionary page: guide words, entry word, syllable dot, pronunciation, part of speech, inflected form, definitions, usage label, example and etymology.
Parts of a Magazine CoverA sample front cover to label: strapline, masthead, date and price, cover lines, main image, main cover line and barcode.
Parts of a CheckA specimen personal check and a business check with its stub: payer, bank, check number, date, payee, amount, memo, signature, routing and account numbers.
Parts of a CitationAuthor, title, container, publisher, date, volume and issue, pages and URL in a book, an article and a web page entry.
Parts of a Hardcover BookA hardcover book drawn four ways with 13 labeled parts, from the spine, cover and dust jacket to the headband, squares, pastedown and flyleaf.
Parts of a Book WorksheetFront cover, back cover, spine, title, author and illustrator; then the title page, table of contents, glossary and index.
Parts of a Graphic Novel PageOne invented comic page: panels, gutters, a panel border, a caption, a speech balloon, a thought balloon, a sound effect and motion lines.
Parts of a TypefaceBaseline, x-height and cap height, then the stem, crossbar, serif, bowl, counter, ascender, descender and terminal on five large letters.

Maps and pictures 4

The compass rose of a map, from north around to north-northwest, and a classroom globe with its lines, poles and stand. Two pictures from art class follow: the color wheel and a perspective drawing.

Label the Compass RoseA sixteen-point compass rose with no letters: the cardinal directions, the intercardinal directions and the points between.
Parts of a GlobeThe poles, equator, prime meridian, lines of latitude and longitude, axis, ring and stand on one globe; the tropics, polar circles and date line on its other side.
Color Wheel LabeledThe twelve colors of the art-class wheel: three primary, three secondary and six tertiary, each in its place.
Vanishing Point Art With LabelsA railroad track in one-point perspective and a box in two-point perspective: horizon line, vanishing points, orthogonal, transversal and vertical lines, leading edge.

Science class charts 1

The steps of an investigation as a flowchart of empty boxes, named the way a science class asks for them.

Label Each Step in the Scientific MethodA flowchart of 8 empty boxes to label with the steps of the scientific method, with the arrow back to a new hypothesis.

A lot of school vocabulary is the name of a place on a page: the number being subtracted, the line that cuts a circle, the comma after Dear Aunt Rosa. Each page in this set draws one worked problem, one shape, one piece of writing or one chart, and puts a numbered ring on every part that has a name.

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In Find it you are given a name and you tap the part. In Name it a ring lights up and you say what it is, from four choices or by typing. Study shows every label at once, with a line on what the part does. Any drawing prints blank as a worksheet and labeled as its answer key.

The math pages follow open references, and the reading and writing pages follow published standards and style guides. A name that only one reference uses has no ring.

Parts of a problem 11

Shapes and graphs 26

Reading and writing 11

Maps and pictures 4

Science class charts 1

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