It’s like telling the story of numbers; instead of looking at a whole big pile of numbers, we find smart ways (like averages or charts) to describe them simply.

Imagine you collected the ages of 100 kids in school. Reading all 100 numbers would be boring! Descriptive statistics helps you summarise the ages so it’s easier to understand.

The mean is just the average. You add up all the numbers and then divide by how many numbers you have.

Mean: the average. Median: the middle number when numbers are in order. Mode: the number that shows up the most.

Because pictures make numbers easier to understand! Graphs like bar charts or histograms show patterns that plain numbers can’t.

Yes! Statistics is like detective work with numbers. You look for clues in data and then explain the story.

Excel is like your calculator with superpowers (makes tables and charts fast). Python is like your robot friend that can do the maths and drawing for you when you give it commands.

It helps you in school projects, science experiments, and even in games. For example, you can track your scores in a video game and see your “average points” or spot which level is hardest.

By the end, you’ll know how to take a messy bunch of numbers and turn them into easy-to-read stories with averages, charts, and patterns like a number superhero! 🦸

You can count things around you (like how many kids recycle, or which snack most people in your area love), then share the results to make smart choices that help your school, family, or community.