Graphs and timelines help us understand time zone differences in a simple way. Here’s how they work:

1. Easy to See:
Graphs show the time differences between different places.

You can create a graph with the x-axis for different longitudes (which are lines that run from the North Pole to the South Pole) and the y-axis for the time of day.

This way, you can quickly see how many hours apart different countries are.

2. Timelines:
Timelines help us see when things happen around the world.

For example, if it’s 3 PM in London, a timeline can tell us that it’s 10 AM in New York and midnight in Tokyo.

This is super helpful for scheduling meetings with people in different countries!

3. Quick Time Changes:
It’s easy to change time zones with just a glance.

If you need to know what time it is in London when it’s 3 PM in New York, you just add 5 hours.

So, 3 PM + 5 equals 8 PM in London.

Overall, graphs and timelines make understanding time zones simple and fun!