Fill a container with jelly beans (or similar small items) and ask as many people as possible to guess how many there are
Ask them to specify a range which they are 90% sure contains the right answer.
So for instance if you look at the container of sweets and think there's probably somewhere around 600, you might say you think there are 9 chances out of 10 that the correct answer is between 500 and 700.

Record the results of your survey on graphs. You could show the mid-point of each person's range on a histogram, and the ranges on a separate graph, to avoid confusion.
Now count the number of sweets in the container.
How many of the guessed intervals contained the right answer?
Are you surprised at what you find?