Visual symbols come in many forms such as drawings, cartoons, strip drawings, diagrams, maps, charts, and graphs. Diagrams show relationships and include affinity, tree, and fishbone diagrams. Charts include time, tree, flow, organizational, Pareto, and Gantt charts. Graphs include pie, bar, graphic organizers, and pictorial graphs. Maps represent the earth's surface and include physical, relief, political, and commercial maps. To effectively use visual symbols requires skill in creating drawings, utilizing symbolism without words, and showing relationships between parts and the whole through creative and resourceful presentation.

1. VISUAL SYMBOLS

2. It Includes :
● Drawings ● Cartoons ● Strip
Drawings
● Charts● Formulas● Diagrams

3. ● Graphs ● Maps
● Globes

4. DRAWINGS
● It may be the real thing but better to have a
concrete visual aid than nothing.

5. CARTOONS
● A first–rate cartoon tells its story
metaphorically. The perfect cartoon needs
no caption. The less the artists depends on
words, the more effective the symbolism.
The symbolism conveys the message.

6. STRIP DRAWINGS
● These are commonly called comics or
comic strip.

7. DIAGRAMS
● It is “ any line drawings that shows
arrangement and relations as of parts to the
whole, relative values, origins and
development, chronological fluctuations,
distribution.”

8. Types of Diagram
●
Affinity diagram -
used to cluster complex
apparently unrelated data
into a natural and
meaningful groups.
●
Tree diagram - used to
chart out.
● Fishbone diagram – it is also called cause-and-effect
diagram. It is most commonly used to analyze work-
related problems.

9. CHARTS
● Is a diagrammatic representation of
relationships among individuals within an
organization.

10. Examples of Chart
●
Time chart -
inorder/descending or
asending sequence data.
●
Tree or stream chart -
roots which spreads out
into many branches.
●
Flow chart – used to make process from beginning to
end.

11. ● Organizational chart
– shows how one part of
the organization relates to
other parts of organization.
●
Pareto chart – is a type
of bar graph in descending
order from left to right.
● Gannt chart – is an
activity time chart.
● Comparison and
contrast – used to show
similarities and difference
between two things
(people, events, places or
ideas)

12. GRAPHS

13. Types of Graphs
● Pie or circle graph –
recommended for showing
parts of whole (percentage,
budget or transportations).
● Bar graph – used in
comparing sizes.
● Graphic organizers –
ideas in your subject.
● Pictirial graph –
symbolize of
pictures/figures.

14. MAPS
● Is a “ representation of the surface of the
earth or some part of it...”

15. Kinds of Map
● Physical map –
characteristics of one's
place (temperature,
rainfall, precipitation,
vegetation and soil)
● Relief map – structure's
of earth's crust.
● Political map – travel
map, bridge or highway.
● Commercial map – is
also called product or
industrial map.

16. ● Visual symbols come in many forms –
drawings,cartoons, strip drawing (comic strip) diagram,
map, chart, graph. For these visual symbols to be at your
finger tips, you ought to be skilled at making them.
● The collection, preparation and use of these various visual
symbols depend to a great extent on your own
resourcefulness and creativity.
● They may be used in different ways and in different phases
of the lesson depending on your purpose.

17. Questions
● What is visual symbols? What are the 9 forms of it?
● What are the types of diagram?
● Give the 7 examples of charts.
● What are the types of graphs and describe each types?
● Define what is map.
● Kinds of map.
● Make a tree chart by creating your own genealogy tree. Go
as many generations as you can go. Interview your parents
and grandparents.

18. Prepared by :
Jhannice Stephanie M. Gonzales
2EED – 2A
Submitted to :
Mam Jaydee De Leon