Bar graphs worksheets for preschool and kindergarten | Worsheets library - Free Printable

I'll solve this step by step by analyzing the bar chart showing "Kid's Favorite Fruits".

First, let me look closely at the bar chart to understand what each bar represents:

- The y-axis shows numbers from 0 to 8 (representing the number of kids)
- The x-axis shows four fruits: banana, orange, pear, and apple
- Each bar's height corresponds to how many kids like that particular fruit

Now I'll answer each question one by one:

1. How many kids like orange?
- Looking at the orange bar, it reaches up to 6 on the y-axis.
- So, 6 kids like orange.

2. Which fruit did the most kids like?
- Comparing all bars: banana = 4, orange = 6, pear = 3, apple = 7
- The apple bar is the tallest at 7.
- So, apple is the fruit that the most kids like.

3. Which fruit did the kids like the least?
- Comparing all bars: banana = 4, orange = 6, pear = 3, apple = 7
- The pear bar is the shortest at 3.
- So, pear is the fruit that kids like the least.

4. How many kids liked bananas?
- Looking at the banana bar, it reaches up to 4 on the y-axis.
- So, 4 kids liked bananas.

5. How many kids liked either pears or bananas?
- Kids who liked pears = 3
- Kids who liked bananas = 4
- Total = 3 + 4 = 7
- So, 7 kids liked either pears or bananas.

6. How many kids liked either oranges or apples?
- Kids who liked oranges = 6
- Kids who liked apples = 7
- Total = 6 + 7 = 13
- So, 13 kids liked either oranges or apples.

Let me double-check my answers by looking at the chart again to make sure I read the values correctly.

The final answers are:
1. 6 kids like orange.
2. Apple is the fruit that the most kids like.
3. Pear is the fruit that kids like the least.
4. 4 kids liked bananas.
5. 7 kids liked either pears or bananas.
6. 13 kids liked either oranges or apples.