The bar chart provides information about the preferred leisure activities of Australian children aged 5-14, comparing participation percentages between boys and girls.
Overall, watching TV or videos is the most popular leisure activity among both boys and girls, while skateboarding or rollerblading is the least preferred. Boys tend to participate more in most activities compared to girls, with the exception of art and craft.
Watching TV or videos attracts the highest participation, with approximately 100 % of both boys and girls engaging in this activity. The second most preferred activity for boys is electronic or computer games, which is around 80 %. Bike riding is another notable activity staying at 75 %.The least favored activities are skateboarding or rollerblading, and art and craft which are around 40 % and 35 %,respectively.
Similarly, girls between the ages of 5 to 14 also show the most interest in electronic or computer games, with about 60% of girls, followed by bike riding and art and craft leisure activities that have the same interest rates at 58%.The least popular activity for girls is skateboarding or rollerblading, staying at around 25%.