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              Objective: To reinforce the concept of representing and interpreting data in tables.

              Materials Required: Beads of different colours, for example, red, blue, green and
              yellow, a sheet of paper and a pencil.

              Procedure:

                     Š Divide the class into pairs.
                     Š Each pair gets beads of different colours.

                     Š The pair counts the number of beads of each colour.

                     Š One partner records the results and makes the list as given below.

                        S.No.         Colour of beads               Number of beads
                          1.                 Red
                          2.                Green

                          3.                 Blue
                          4.                Yellow

                     Š The other partner checks the list. For this, the first partner calls out the
                      number of coloured beads and the other partner ticks (3) it in the list.

                     Š Now ask some questions based on this.
                     (  a) How many red beads are there?                                            ___________

                     (  b) How many more/less blue beads than yellow beads
                          are there?                                                                ___________

                      (  c) What is the total number of beads?                                      ___________

                     Š For a particular colour, the pairs having the maximum number of beads get
                      a point.





























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