Data handling worksheets for kids: counting animals and analyzing toy sales data.

Let's solve both parts of this Data Handling worksheet step by step.

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🔹 Left Side: Counting Animals

#### Task:
Count how many of each animal are in the picture and color the corresponding number of blocks in the table below.

We have these animals at the bottom of the chart:
- Frog
- Crocodile
- Warthog
- Zebra
- Antelope

Let’s count them one by one from the image:

1. Frogs:
- 1 large frog (bottom left)
- 1 small frog (top middle)
- 1 medium frog (middle right)
→ 3 frogs

2. Crocodiles:
- 1 big crocodile (top right)
- 1 small crocodile (top middle)
- 1 small crocodile (middle left)
- 1 tiny crocodile (bottom right)
→ 4 crocodiles

3. Warthogs:
- 1 large warthog (center)
- 1 small warthog (bottom middle)
- 1 small warthog (top left)
→ 3 warthogs

4. Zebras:
- 1 zebra (middle left)
- 1 zebra (middle right)
→ 2 zebras

5. Antelopes:
- 1 antelope (top left)
- 1 antelope (top center)
- 1 antelope (bottom left)
→ 3 antelopes

Now, fill in the table:

| Number | Frog | Crocodile | Warthog | Zebra | Antelope |
|--------|------|-----------|---------|-------|----------|
| 5 | | | | | |
| 4 | | ✔ | | | |
| 3 | ✔ | | ✔ | | ✔ |
| 2 | | | | ✔ | |
| 1 | | | | | |

✔ So you would color 3 blocks for frogs, 4 blocks for crocodiles, 3 blocks for warthogs, 2 blocks for zebras, and 3 blocks for antelopes.

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🔹 Right Side: Toy Sales Graph

This is a pictograph showing how many toys each person sold on Entrepreneurs' Day.

Each symbol represents one toy.

Let’s count the number of toys sold by each person:

| Person | Toys Sold |
|---------|-----------|
| Susan | 3 dice (cube) → 3 toys |
| Lara | 5 cars → 5 toys |
| Pete | 3 boats → 3 toys |
| Jack | 1 motorcycle → 1 toy |
| Bella | 8 teddy bears → 8 toys |

So:

- Susan: 3
- Lara: 5
- Pete: 3
- Jack: 1
- Bella: 8

Now answer the questions:

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#### Q1: Who sold the most toys?
👉 Bella (sold 8 toys)

#### Q2: Who sold the least toys?
👉 Jack (sold only 1 toy)

#### Q3: Why do you think did he/she sell so small amount of toys?
👉 *Possible answer:* Jack might have had a less popular toy (motorcycle), or maybe he didn’t promote it well, or his stall was not visible. (Open-ended – any reasonable explanation is acceptable.)

#### Q4: How many toys were sold altogether?
Add all sales:
3 (Susan) + 5 (Lara) + 3 (Pete) + 1 (Jack) + 8 (Bella) = 20 toys

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✔ Final Answers:

- Who sold the most toys? → Bella
- Who sold the least toys? → Jack
- Why so few? → *Example: Maybe the motorcycle wasn't as appealing to kids.*
- Total toys sold? → 20

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📌 Summary:

- Left side: Count animals and color blocks accordingly.
- Right side: Read pictograph, analyze data, and answer questions.

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