52 Weeks of Math Activities

Week 30: Coloring is not just for Kindergarten

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fractalkitty

21 Jan 2020 • 1 min read

This week, I challenge learners to play with coloring sheets. Make your own. Share them. Color them. Contemplate them. Can you restrict the coloring to four or less colors? It may take some problem-solving for more complex sheets.

what looks like a pile of stones with 4 colors — My 15yr old’s Piece

In graph theory, there is the study of graphs that are made up of nodes (vertices) that are connected with lines (edges). Create a graph for one of your coloring sheets, where the regions are nodes and lines connect the regions that touch.

You could also create a graph with nodes and edges, and then the coloring sheet to go with it.

Below are a couple of examples (some blank for you, my readers, to use):

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