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Page 1: Join the exclusive Maze of the Month Club and start receiving a …Tables+Color… · Join the exclusive Maze of the Month Club and start receiving a FREE maze delivered to your inbox

Copyright ©2017 IDEA GALAXY. All rights reserved by author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only. Not for public display.

If you want additional licenses for you colleagues visit “My Purchases” page in your Teachers Pay Teachers account

and receive a 50% discount.

Join the exclusive Maze of the Month Club and start receiving a FREE maze delivered to your inbox

every month. All you have to do is download, print,

and go. CLiCK HeRE to JOiN

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With this coloring page students will complete a two way table from a yes/no chart. Then they will answer 6 questions and then use their answers to color the picture provided. When a student finds the answer they will find the corresponding number of the problem and color that area of picture with the color indicated.

Color By Answer is an engaging activity that reviews two way tables.

This resource includes: -1 coloring page-Answer keys

-Have students color after they have finished the all the questions.-Emphasize that the coloring isn’t the most important part.-Have students work with a partner.

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Name _____________________________________________Directions: Fill-in the table below with the information in the table to the right. Circle the answer to each question. Color the picture with the color assigned to the number of your answer choice.

Student Dog Cat

1 Y N

2 Y N

3 Y Y

4 N N

5 N N

6 Y Y

7 Y Y

8 Y Y

9 N N

10 Y N

11 Y Y

12 N Y

Yes No

Yes

No

Dog

Cat

2

3

4

6

51

3

6

1Questions1. What is the frequency of a student who has

a cat and a dog?5 times

pink12 times

blue3 timesorange

2. What is the frequency of a student who has a dog but no cat?

6 timesblue

5 timesgreen

3 timesgreen

3. What is the frequency of a student who has a cat but no dog?

2 timesgreen

1 timeblue

4 timesgray

4. What is the frequency of a student who doesn’t have either?

2 timesorange

3 timesgray

6 timesyellow

5. Which combination was seen the most frequently in the data?

Yes Yesorange

No Nogreen

Yes Noyellow

6. How many students were surveyed in this situation?

24 students

yellow

12 students

red

6 students

pink

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Student Dog Cat

1 Y N

2 Y N

3 Y Y

4 N N

5 N N

6 Y Y

7 Y Y

8 Y Y

9 N N

10 Y N

11 Y Y

12 N Y

Yes No

Yes 5 3

No 1 3

Dog

Cat

2

3

4

6

51

3

6

1Questions1. What is the frequency of a student who has

a cat and a dog?5 times

pink12 times

blue3 timesorange

2. What is the frequency of a student who has a dog but no cat?

6 timesblue

5 timesgreen

3 timesgreen

3. What is the frequency of a student who has a cat but no dog?

2 timesgreen

1 timeblue

4 timesgray

4. What is the frequency of a student who doesn’t have either?

2 timesorange

3 timesgray

6 timesyellow

5. Which combination was seen the most frequently in the data?

Yes Yesorange

No Nogreen

Yes Noyellow

6. How many students were surveyed in this situation?

24 students

yellow

12 students

red

6 students

pink