A group of children visited an amusement park and explored different rides to understand the concept of repeated addition as a foundation for multiplication.
On the horse swing, $2$ children can sit on each horse. There are $4$ horses in total.
In the toy train, $3$ children can sit in each bogie. There are $3$ bogies in total.
On the big wheel, $4$ children can sit together in each compartment. There are $5$ compartments in total.
After riding on the swings, the children planned to eat jalebis. Each plate of jalebi has $3$ pieces. They ordered $6$ plates of jalebis.
The children travel back in a bus, observing groups of people and objects inside the bus.
There are $9$ groups of $2$ people sitting by the windows of the bus.
Some crates of water bottles are kept in the bus. There are $4$ crates, and each crate contains $5$ bottles.
Cheenu bought some packs of erasers, pencils, and apples from the shop. Let's find the total of each item.
There are $4$ packs of erasers, with each pack containing $2$ erasers.
There are $5$ packets of pencils, with each packet containing $3$ pencils.
There are $3$ baskets of apples, with each basket containing $3$ apples.
Draw a cycle wheel. Ask your friends or find out how many cycles you have at home. Find out the total number of wheels in all the cycles.