The bar charts illustrates the percentage of children aged 5-14 taking part in national activities (drama, dancing, singing, and playing musical instrument) and sports in Australia in 2003.
Looking at the traditional activities, we can see that drama and singing were the least popular hoppy amoung Australian kids, with only 5% of girls and about 4% of boys were doing this two activities. Moreover, there is dancing, 25% of Australian girls were practicing dancing, And only about 2% of boys were chosed to do this type of activity. That because most males say that dancing is a females thing. Furthermore, there the only cultural activity that boys were foreward in it, and that is playing musical instrument with 15% of boys and 10% of girls.
When it comes for sports boys are always outstanding, and so in that year the amount of boys playing sports was 70%. On the other hand, girls were around 55%.
Overall, Australian young children were very talented, boys were more likely to play sports and music, and girls were more into dancing, singing, and drama.