Math - II.6 Interpret data in tables

Molly cleaned out the family desk and found some calculators and books. She made a table of the items she found:

How many books did she find?

Ed sorted through the family junk drawer and found some bows and flashlights. He made a table of the items he found:

Which item did he find more of, bows or flashlights?

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Dan went on a shopping spree at the mall and bought some T-shirts and hats. He made a table of the clothes he bought:

Which item of clothing did he buy fewer of?

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Tara went grocery shopping and bought some pears and lemons. She made a table of the fruit she bought:

How many lemons did she buy?

Gabby went for a walk outside and saw some foxes and rabbits. She made a table of the animals she saw:

How many more foxes than rabbits did she see?

Justin went to a garage sale and saw some piggy banks and bowling balls. He made a table of the items he saw:

How many piggy banks did he see?

Mary went to a bird refuge and saw some seagulls and ducks. She made a table of the birds at the refuge:

Which bird did she see fewer of?

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Levi cleaned out the closet and found some T-shirts and jackets. He made a table of the items he found:

Which item did he find more of, T-shirts or jackets?

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Tommy asked eleven friends what they ate for breakfast. He made a table of their responses:

How many more people had croissants than had cinnamon rolls ?

Rob went to a garage sale and saw some piggy banks and staplers. He made a table of the items he saw:

Which item did he see fewer of?

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