This document is a PowerPoint presentation about using tables, graphs, and charts in social studies. It defines tables as a visual display of data arranged in columns that can emphasize or compare information. Graphs make facts easier to understand, including bar graphs, line graphs, pictographs, and pie charts. Pie charts show proportions of a whole. The document instructs how to interpret graphs by identifying information, analyzing it, and developing hypotheses. It describes bar graphs as comparing two types of information, line graphs as showing changes over time, pictographs using pictures to represent amounts, and pie charts making parts easier to compare to a whole. Steps are provided for using charts, such as reading labels and making interpretations.