To solve this problem, we need to count how many of each animal are in the picture and then fill in the correct numbers.
Step 1: Count the Lions
Let's look for the lions (the yellow animals with manes).
- There is one in the top left corner.
- There is another one next to it.
- There is one on the right side of the top row.
- There is one in the bottom left corner.
- There is one in the middle of the bottom row.
Total Lions =
5
Step 2: Count the Elephants
Now, let's find the elephants (the grey animals with big ears and trunks).
- There is one near the top left.
- There is one on the far right of the top row.
- There is one in the middle area.
Total Elephants =
3
Step 3: Count the Giraffes
Next, let's count the giraffes (the tall yellow animals with spots).
- There is one in the top middle.
- There is one on the left side, second row down.
- There is one on the right side, second row down.
- There is one near the bottom middle.
Total Giraffes =
4
Step 4: Count the Zebras
Finally, let's count the zebras (the black and white striped animals).
- There is one in the top middle.
- There is one on the left side, second row down.
- There is one in the middle, second row down.
- There is one on the right side, second row down.
- There is one in the bottom left area.
- There is one in the bottom right corner.
Total Zebras =
6
Summary of Counts:
- Lions: 5
- Elephants: 3
- Giraffes: 4
- Zebras: 6
You would shade the bars on the graph up to these numbers and write the number in the small box below each animal.
Final Answer:
Lions: 5
Elephants: 3
Giraffes: 4
Zebras: 6
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of bar graph worksheet for kindergarten.