Hands-on math lesson where students use real Skittles to learn about probability, data collection, and graphing.

Kids learning probability with a Skittles math worksheet, sorted candy piles, and a colored bar graph.

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- The student's favorite color is Green.
- For the 10 random draws, the counts are: Red (3), Purple (2), Green (3), Orange (1), Yellow (1).
- For the 20 random draws, the counts are: Red (6), Purple (5), Green (6), Orange (1), Yellow (2).
- The total counts are: Red (9), Purple (7), Green (9), Orange (2), Yellow (3), summing to a total of 30 Skittles.
- The probability of drawing the favorite color (Green) is calculated as 9/30, which simplifies to 30%.
- The bar graph correctly represents the total counts for each color: Red (9), Purple (7), Green (9), Orange (2), Yellow (3).

Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of probability with dice worksheet.

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