Printable Charts

julienne, brunoise, bâtonnet and the family of dice — the Culinary Institute of America dimensions, drawn to true scale

USDA minimums inside the cut: three numbers for all meat, the rest time, and an oven plan

grams per 100 g · animal and plant · and the state each one was weighed in

26 letters · 5 vowels · 21 consonants

63 characters of the cell in seven lines — 26 letters, the digits, the punctuation and 8 prefixes

twelve marks and the three strokes: a name, a job and one working example for each

24 letters · names and where science uses them

the 100 you meet most: base · past · past participle — grouped by the four patterns, not shuffled alphabetically

40 letter combinations and the sounds they spell, in IPA, with one example word each

all 220 Dolch service words in five grade groups, Pre-K through third — with the top of the Fry frequency list up front

the first digit of a number: why a one turns up more than six times as often as a nine, and in which sets that is true

how many people it takes for two of them to share a birthday — and the same count for codes and fingerprints