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Graphing: M&Ms Candy Color Chart

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Give students a handful or small bag of M&Ms. Students use the chart to graph the number of M&Ms of each color. Can be used with the preschool lesson M & M Counting Chart.

Printable M & Ms Candy Color Graph

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