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Skittles anyone?

Skittles anyone?. By: Andi Dowell. ~Introduction. Have you ever been eating Skittles and ate a lot of one flavor? Have you wanted more of one flavor before? This experiment will help you know what color/ flavor is used more in Skittles. ~Problem.

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Skittles anyone?

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  1. Skittles anyone? By: Andi Dowell Andi Dowell

  2. ~Introduction Have you ever been eating Skittles and ate a lot of one flavor? Have you wanted more of one flavor before? This experiment will help you know what color/ flavor is used more in Skittles. Andi Dowell

  3. ~Problem What color/ flavor shows up most in the Skittles Original? Andi Dowell

  4. ~Hypothesis My hypothesis is that strawberry or the red color will show up more than the other colors/ flavors. Andi Dowell

  5. ~Materials • A minimum of 10 bags of Skittles • Pen • Paper Andi Dowell

  6. ~Procedure • Gather all Materials • Count all the green Skittles • Count all the red Skittles • Count all the orange Skittles • Count all the purple Skittles • Count all the yellow Skittles • Write the results down • Continue with the other bags Andi Dowell

  7. ~Results (Out of 10 bags) • Red- 113- 18.9% • Yellow- 143- 23.9% • Green- 112- 18.8% • Orange- 113- 18.9% • Purple- 115- 19.3% • Total- 596 Andi Dowell

  8. ~Conclusion My hypothesis was really wrong. I was really surprised about how the results came out. Almost everyone I surveyed thought that red was the most. Surprisingly, yellow has about 30 more than everything else. Andi Dowell

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