While travelling around England, the Atkinsons have stayed at a camp. There is a playground there. The children and animals are doing different things. Count how many children and…

It seems like you're asking for help with two different tasks related to the Atkinsons' camping trip. Let's tackle them one at a time.

For the first task, where we need to count how many children and animals are doing the same activity, we can expand on the information given:

• (0) 3 boys are riding bicycles.

Now, let's say there are:

• 2 dogs are running.
• 1 child is sleeping.
• 4 children are playing in the sandbox.
• 1 dog is jumping.
• 2 children are dancing.

So, the final counts could look like this:

1. Riding bicycles: 3 boys
2. Running: 2 dogs
3. Sleeping: 1 child
4. Playing in the sandbox: 4 children
5. Jumping: 1 dog
6. Dancing: 2 children

For the second task, "Find the difference" between the two pictures, you can summarize as follows:

1. In picture 1, Oliver is swimming.
2. In picture 2, Oliver is not swimming. (You could instead note that in picture 2, he is doing something else, if that's the case.)

If you provide additional details about what each picture contains, I can help you identify more specific differences.