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                                   Learning by Doing




              Objective: To collect, display and interpret data.

              Materials required:  4 empty boxes, pebbles/buttons, glue, paper and coloured
                                      pencils, etc.
              Procedure:

                     Š  Write the  names  of any  four  fruits  (say,  apple,  banana,  pineapple  and  orange),
                      separately on paper slips with coloured pencils.

                     Š  Paste them on the empty boxes, one slip on one box as shown in the figure.






                           Apple                   Banana                   Pineapple                  Orange


                     Š  Give one pebble/button to each student of the class.
                     Š  Placed the boxes on a table or on the floor.

                     Š  Ask a group of students (say, 16, 20 or 24) to drop their pebble/button one by one
                      in the box bearing the name of their favourite fruit.

                     Š  Teacher will  ask  any four students of the  class  to  come  forward and  count the
                      number of pebbles/buttons in each box and write on the blackboard.

                     Š  The students should prepare a table as shown.
                                  Favourite fruit                              Number of students

                                       Apple
                                      Banana
                                     Pineapple

                                      Orange

                     Š  In this way, the data is collected regarding the fruits liked by the students.

                     Š  Now, the teacher will instruct to all the students of the class to find the fractions for
                      each of the given fruit in their notebook.


                   Hence, draw a circle graph.
















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