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Today, you will be testing your 3M + R skills using Skittles! You will be collecting data about
the number of skittles you have in each color. There will be four rounds of scavenging for
Skittlesfollow the directions below to learn more!
*If your Mean is a decimal, please round it to the nearest whole number. *
Yellow
Orange
Green
Total #
Number of
Each
Now, use your information to find the Mean, Median, Mode, and Range of your data.
Mean: ______________
Yellow
Orange
Green
Purple
Total #
Number of
Each
Now, use your information to find the Mean, Median, Mode, and Range of your data and your partners
data. (Hint: to find the Mean, you may need to divide by 10)
Mean: ______________
Round 3: Group
Data Collection
Now, combine your group with another group and collect data from each of them. First, write
your data and your partners data, and then add the data from each person in the group you
paired up with.
Number of
Each
(Total)
Your
Groups
Data
Red
Yellow
Orange
Green
Purple
Total
Number of
Pieces
Other
Groups
Data
Now, use this information to find the Mean, Median, Mode, and Range of the number of colors each
person has in his or her bag for the ENTIRE group of four.
Mean: ______________
Round 4:
Now, combine your group of 4 with another group of 4. This time, use your combined data to
find your Mean, Median, Mode, and Range. (For example, if your group members had 21 red
Skittles total, insert that number in the red box for Your groups data.)
Number of
Each
Red
Yellow
Orange
Green
Purple
Total
Number of
Pieces
Your
groups
Data (4
people)
Other
groups
data
(4 people)
Use this information to find the Mean, Median, Mode, and Range of the number of each color Skittle
each group has.
Mean: ______________
EXTENSION
When you have completed all four rounds of scavenging, complete a graph with
your data from round three. Your graph should display the total number of each
color of Skittles for your entire group of four. Each group of four should create
a name and label your graph appropriately. Please be sure the name of your
group is on the graph.