Copy templates for students in elementary schools, subject: Mathematics, grades 3-4. Even for elementary school children, it is fascinating to examine stochastic phenomena such as luck and chances of winning. For several years now, educational standards have incorporated data, frequency, and probability into the curricula; however, corresponding offerings are often lacking in most textbooks and classroom instruction. With the versatile tasks in these worksheets, teachers can now promote all competencies related to this exciting topic: Students practice reading and interpreting tables and charts, graphically representing statistical information in tally charts and diagrams, learn the most important basic stochastic terms (e.g., "likely," "unlikely," "certain," "possible," "impossible"), and conduct small random experiments with dice.