Skittle Graph Printable

There's so much fun math to explore with Skittles! Grab the free Skittles Math printable pages to help your kids learn to sort, count, graph, add and more! This skittle graph is a great way to add FUN and FOOD into your math curriculum! In this freebie you will find both a graphing sheet and a printable to practice using data to answer questions. Thanks! Shelby First Time Firstie. Use Skittles candy to lure your students into graphing and data collection.

Students will be encouraged to predict which Skittles candy color will be most prevalent and which color will show up the least in a bag of Skittles. The Skittles Graphing lab sheets allow you to create a tailored lesson for the age of student you are teaching. These free Skittle Math printables work on sorting, counting, adding and graphing on a bar graph and circle graph.

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They are perfect for kindergarten or first grade students. Minilesson + printable. Children practice counting and sorting objects, recognizing basic colors & making bar graphs with this Skittles math activity.

Are your students ready to show what they know about data collection and graphing? Get them engaged with this low-prep Skittles graphing activity! Just print the sheets, divide up some Skittles, and you are ready to go. Your students will have a blast graphing and enjoying a special Skittles treat. Turn candy into a lesson with these Skittles math activities for kids! Practice fractions, number sentences, & more with this printable pack.

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Skittles Sorting & Graphing Teacher Directions Math Concepts: Counting, Sorting, Graphing, Analyzing Data Materials needed to create the center: Fun Sized Skittles Cardstock Paper Sorting Mats Recording Sheets Student Directions Crayons Pencils Skittles Directions for making the center: 1, 2, 4. 5, 6. Skittles Circle Graphs Circle graphs can be SO hard to create and understand, but when you add in Skittles, kids just really seem to get it! The lesson shown above is actually related to multiple intelligences.

The kids have to do a multiple intelligences quiz to find out their strengths. They earn points for each of the different strengths, and the number of points they get corresponds to a. Skittles: Circle Graph Grab a handful of 8 skittles, and color the appropriate number of sections on the graph for each color.

Skittles Graph Printable

Then answer the questions for your graph.

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