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</html><description>STEM Tuesday &#x2013; Ecosystem Recovery Visual information is everywhere we look. Think about the bright red, octagonal stop sign the traffic guard holds. Everyone knows at a glance that means stop! Or, look at a set of assembly instructions for a desk or a LEGO set. They rely on pictures and few if any words to explain how to put things together. Graphics are an important part of informational writing. Sometimes a graphic (a picture only or a combination of words and pictures) is a better choice than words alone. This month, we&#x2019;ll focus on reading, understanding, and creating info graphics, using mentor texts from this month&#x2019;s book list. As they say, sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. Comparisons First, let&#x2019;s look at the Burmese Python Diet info graphic from Kate Messner&#x2019;s TRACKING PYTHONS. The graphic itself uses hardly any words. Yet you can immediately see the devastating effect this non-native animal has on native species in Florida.</description><thumbnail_url>https://fromthemixedupfiles.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/StemLogo-Final-352x360-1.jpg</thumbnail_url></oembed>
