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Statistics Project - Statistics Olympics
Engage your students in their study of statistics as they compete in self-created Olympic style events. This project will engage students and help them discover meaning and apply concepts including measures of central tendency, quartiles, outliers, variance, standard deviation, z-scores, box plots, histograms, normal and skewed distributions. This project can be completed in approximately 6-8 days (50-min class periods) ** March 2023 Update **Visual updates to all slides and documentsRubric ali
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6th - 12th
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Math March Madness Full Tournament Project {BUNDLE}
Harness the excitement of NCAA March Madness with this huge project for secondary math teachers that follows all stages of the tournament! This Common Core aligned bundle comes with bonus parts not sold individually in my store so you can create a rich immersion in the tournament, practice probability and statistics and learn some interesting new ones along the way! Save $3 plus get bonus content by bundling!You can pick and choose which parts you would like to incorporate, or follow my schedu
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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2024 March Mathness Madness NCAA Basketball Probability and Statistics Lesson
Every year I get my students excited about the NCAA Men's Basketball March Madness Tournament. I see articles written year after year from statisticians, sports journalist, celebrities, etc. about predicting the perfect bracket. Regardless that most have accepted it is nearly impossible, it has not deterred these enthusiast from finding an algorithm or a machine that can predict the outcomes.This packet guides students through 1) An explanation of what March Madness is all about2) A reading abou
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4th - 12th
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Skittles Chance and Probability (Editable)
Chance and Probability activity using yummy Skittles!!!
Students are to predict the colours and quantities before they open the skittles bag. Students are to complete a chance experiment where they use a tally to collect their data. Students then transfer their data in fractions, decimals and percentages. Students are to create a bar graph using their data as well as answer chance and probability questions about the data. I used this with my grade 5/6 students and they loved it!
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3rd - 10th
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Chi Squared
Chi SquaredTeaching Chi Squared to a Stats class or AP Bio and not sure where to start?! Well, you found it. I created this product for my husband, who teaching AP Biology. This pack includes a PPT introduction, complete with student fill-in-the-blank notes, that walk students through the steps of Chi Squared and gives them a general overview of how and why we use this test. Degrees of Freedom are explained, as well as p-value. Notes provide an additional practice problem to do as a class. This
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9th - 12th
Home Prices: High School Statistics Project
This statistics project has students exploring home prices and using their knowledge of mean, median, standard deviation, histograms, box and whisker plots, and bell curves to make predictions and inferences about the data. This project is provided in a word document to allow the teacher the ability to edit the document or load it to a google doc. In this project students first make predictions about measures of spread and central tendency without calculating but by looking at the data. Students
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9th - 12th
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Probability - Tree Diagrams for independent and dependent events
To save you some time when you are preparing your lessons on dependent and independent events, I have collected a bunch of problems that can be solve by drawing tree diagrams and made a slide show of the questions and there answers. The tree diagrams are animated to enable you to explain as you go on. They can also be adjusted very easily and quickly to fit any other problems that you want you learners to solve.There are 6 examples of dependent events and 9 of independent events. I have also inc
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7th - 12th
Probability PowerPoint Review Math Game
⭐️ This probability game is a fun way for students to practice or review probability skills. Included are basic and compound probability questions. ⭐️ Students must choose 24 of 30 probabilities to include on their Bingo card. The PowerPoint includes 30 questions for them to solve in order to play Bingo. ⭐️ Included in the file is the PowerPoint, Bingo Card and Answer sheet. Available in the following bundle: 7th Grade Curriculum Resources Mega BundleLicensing Terms:By purchasing this product, y
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7th - 9th
Also included in: 7th Grade Math Curriculum Supplemental Activities Bundle
Sampling Methods Matching Activity
18 cards included. Students match six types of sampling methods (random, cluster, stratified, convenience, systematic, and self-selected) with their definitions and an example of each type. Teacher answer key included for easy assessment. When students are finished, they should have 6 groups of 3 cards each for teacher/other group to check.
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9th - 12th
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Shapes of Distributions and Measures of Center Scavenger Hunt and Presentation
A note to the teacherThis resource is for teaching shapes of distributions, analyzing the use of the mean versus the median, and deciphering which among the two is higher based on the shape of the distribution.This resource includes:Keynote and Powerpoint Presentation & PDF(Animated)Shapes of DistributionsNormalSkewed LeftSkewed Rigt2 Examples EachWhich Measure of Center is More Appropriate (Mean vs Median)6 Example Knowledge Check Which Measure of Center is Higher (Mean vs Median)?6 Example
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Math Activity Bundle
Alien Punnett Square Activity
This is a fun way to teach or reinforce Punnett squares. Students will be creating an alien based on genotypes picked by tossing a coin. Then use those genotypes to draw an alien. Once everyone has their alien, they will then "breed" their aliens to produce offspring. Students can use this activity to learn about...- Punnett squares- Probability- Genetics and HeredityIt is also a great tool for interdisciplinary lessons incorporating math (probability), science (genetics), and art (drawing).As a
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6th - 9th
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Probability project using Real-World March Madness Tournament
Jump into the March Madness tournament to apply probability concepts to a real-world application. Great for your sports-loving students. Students explore probability first by determining the probability that a team will win. Students, further, weight teams based on historical data and/or team statistics. This mini-project allows for creative problem-solving and has some open-ended answers.Included in this resource:★ Student pages for 3 March Madness related activities★ Detailed guidelines fo
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: 7th Grade Math Resource Bundle
Would You Rather Two Way Tables
Would you rather be rich and fat or poor and skinny? Would you rather have a light saber or helper monkey? Do boys and girls respond differently to such questions? Students will survey classmates and then analyze the results using two way tables. Addresses Common Core Math Standard 8.SP.A.4.
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8th - 10th
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Create Your Own Statistics Project
This document contains a statistics project description that allows students to create their own project. This is suitable for high school and beginning level college statistics class. Students will design their own study - formulate research questions, collect data, organize and summarize the findings, calculate confidence interval and construct hypothesis testing. Certain restrictions are outlined in the document. Students will experience the complexity of constructing their own study. They ar
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Probability Review Game
Use this Jeopardy-like review game to improve your students' understanding of key concepts in probability. This is a fun way to have students review:*Sample spaces*Subsets of sample spaces*Complements*Independent vs dependent events*Conditional probability*Using a two-way frequency table to approximate conditional probabilities*Addition rule P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) – P(A and B)*Working with number cubes, two dice, standard deck of cardsThis is a PowerPoint Presentation. You can EDIT the problems
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Algebra Review Game Growing Bundle
Cards Probability Scavenger Hunt Activity
A mix of 26 addition rule, multiplication rule, and conditional probability questions about a standard deck of cards. Find the cards in question to lead you to the next problem! This resource is a word document so you may edit it to your liking. I made this activity for my CP Probability&Statistics class - but it is also challenging enough for an AP level statistics class. It generally takes about two class periods - but my kids LOVE it and it is GOOD practice. The problems may be a little t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Basic Statistics Year Long Lesson Plan Bundle
Prepare to embark on an exhilarating journey through the realm of statistics with our meticulously crafted nine-lesson plan designed to engage and captivate your students' minds. Each session is a vibrant exploration of statistical concepts, infused with excitement, interactivity, and depth. From introducing the basics of data analysis to delving into advanced techniques, our lessons are brimming with hands-on activities, animated discussions, and real-world applications that will ignite a passi
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11th - 12th, Staff
Color by Numbers Normal Distribution
These problems are very straight forward Normal Distribution problems using the Empirical Rule 68-95-99.7 My students enjoyed these. All pages are editable so make it your own, switch out colors and or scenarios.
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10th - 12th
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Scatter Plot and Bivariate Data Research Project
Students will begin a statistics project on one of their favorite restaurants or food chains! They will be researching nutrition facts and surveying others on what types of food they like to eat there. Through this data collection they will work on their skills of creating scatter plot graphs, creating relative frequency tables, and analyzing this data. This can be used either by paper or digitally. I used it the last two years during distance learning. Rubric included.
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7th - 12th
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Introduction to Factorials and Permutations Presentation, Notes & Practice
Focus of Lesson: Calculate factorials and use the permutation formula.
Lesson: Use the PowerPoint presentation with layered animation accompanied by a whole class discussion.
Alternate Lesson: Does your school have one-to-one computing? Have students view the presentation on their own device. This option allows students to proceed at their own pace and ask the teacher for clarification as needed.
Presentation: Slides 1-3
Student Note-taking Outline: Slides 4-5
20 Practice Problems: Slides
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Data Project Misleading Data Analysis Statistics
Statistics can be used to share information. Sometimes the data is misleading. In this AP Statistics mini project students examine how data can be used to tell a story AND how that story can be incomplete. This is part of the AP Statistics curriculum.Included in this resource:Warm-up activity for misleading dataMisleading data project guidelinesEditable RubricAnswer key for activityThis resource can be found in the following bundles:AP Statistics CurriculumAP Statistics Unit 1Get students r
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Descriptive Statistics AP Statistics
Statistics ALL LESSONS
This is 56 whole lessons with ALL additional resources included! Below is a list (alphabetical) of precisely what lessons are included. If you want more information then all individual lessons are available in my shop and maybe it might be worth buying one or two before purchasing this fantastic bundle. 1. Averages 1 - Mode, Median and Mean2. Averages 2 - comparing the different averages3. Averages 3 - Grouped Data (Estimated Mean) 4. Averages 4 - Mean vs Estimated Mean5. Bar Charts and Compara
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
French Fry Scatter Plot & Best Line of Fit
Students will compare the nutritional values and serving sizes of french fries from various fast food restaurants. Based on this information, they will create scatter plots, best lines of fit and the equation of the trend line. Using the equation, they will estimate the unknown values of kid meals and supersized portions of french fries.
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8th - 11th
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Scatterplots Linear Regression Line of Best Fit Forearms & Height (Editable)
After teaching my students about scatterplots, correlation, and the line of best fit, I take a day for them to do a hands-on lab, in which they measure their height (in inches) and their forearm length (from the tip of their elbow, to the bony point on their wrist), and we plot the class data, write the equation of the line of best fit, and then use the equation generated both forwards and backwards. They will need 45 minutes to an hour to do this in class.
I have found that if the students br
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7th - 12th
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