Charts for any wall
Some sheets are for a pupil or for a player. These are not. They are the ones a household reaches for regardless of what anyone is studying: a brew ratio, a size conversion, a status code, the phase of the Moon.
It is the widest set in the catalogue and the least uniform, and that is deliberate. What the sheets share is a kind of question rather than a subject — something you half know, need exactly, and would rather not unlock a phone to find.
They end up in kitchens, hallways and home offices: wherever the question tends to get asked out loud.
METEOR SHOWERS
the twelve principal showers of the year · periods, peaks and ZHR per the IMO calendar
PHASES OF THE MOON
eight phases · a full cycle of 29.53 days
MARS
size, distances and time — computed from rotation, orbit and mass
SPRING AND NEAP TIDES
the Earth–moon–sun geometry that makes the tides swing — after NOAA
BLOOD PRESSURE CATEGORIES
the six AHA categories · 2025 guideline · the higher of the two readings decides
CPR AND CHOKING
the 2025 American Heart Association algorithms, step by step — bystander, trained rescuer, and choking at three ages
DRESS CODES
six lines that turn up on an invitation, and what each one actually asks for — after Debrett’s
THE CHILD IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE
Table 1 of the CDC schedule, by age: all twenty rows from birth to 18 years, United States, 2025
LAUNDRY CARE SYMBOLS
the 28 symbols of the everyday clothing tag per ISO 3758:2023: five treatments in a fixed order, sharing one set of modifiers
MAGNESIUM COMPOUNDS
the share of magnesium in the salt, computed from the formula · and what human trials measured
DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES · YEAR ONE
2, 4, 6, 9, 12 months per the CDC checklists (2022 revision): 59 milestones that at least 75% of children reach by each age
DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES · YEAR TWO
15, 18, 24 months per the CDC checklists (2022 revision): 41 milestones that at least 75% of children reach by each age