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Free high school statistics games
Teaching Probability and Risk with SKUNK
Teaching Probability and Risk with SKUNK
SKUNK is a classroom classic – it involves risk, reward, and math that teaches concepts like probability and chance. On top of the intrinsic reward of winning, and the excitement of chance, SKUNK is an incredibly low-prep game that requires no more than paper and dice!
Teaching the Game of SKUNK....
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This activity and a lesson plan explaining it meets common core standards for Statistics and Probability. This lesson works best f
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4th - 9th
Mean Median Mode Range CHOICE BOARD Differentiated (PDF & GOOGLE SLIDES)
You will receive both the PDF and GOOGLE SLIDES versions of this resource to help meet your specific classroom needs (hybrid, in-person, virtual). You will access the GOOGLE version as a link on the first page of the PDF.MATH PRO - TicTacToe - Three in a RowAllow students to CHOOSE from a wide variety of engaging activities to complete. Research shows that allowing students to make their own choices can significantly increase motivation and aid in long-term retention of information. Even the m
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6th - 9th
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Probability Game - Playing with a Full Deck
This a fun game where students make predictions and then earn points if their predictions come true. They have to find the balance between choosing events that are not as likely and earning enough points to win. This document includes the probability calculations for each event so students can see why the points are assigned the way they are. This game is played as an entire class. One standard deck of playing cards is required.
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6th - 12th
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Statistics Review Activity FREEBIE| Mean Median Mode Variance Standard Deviation
Here is a fun way for your students to practice making statistical analysis calculations including mean, median, mode, variance, and standard deviation. INSTRUCTIONS:Use a paper clip and pencil as the spinner. Spin to determine which problem each student is responsible for solving. Mean, Median, Mode, Variance & Standard Deviation.Formulas are provided on the sheet. Page 2 - Probability extension - Drawing tree diagrams and answering theoretical probability questions based on the spinners.Pr
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10th - 12th
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Printable (only) Fun Celebrity Birthday Probability Activity
This printable is a fun spin on the famous probability problem called the Birthday problem or the Birthday paradox in which given 50 people there is a 97% chance that 2 will share the same birthday. It comes with instructions for the teacher and 3 handouts for students. A list of 125 popular celebrities is included along with their birthdays, so all the time consuming work is done for you. This could align with Common Core Statistics and Probability 7.SP.5. It is appropriate for 7th, 8th, 9t
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7th - 10th
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Active Learning Math Basketball
This activity takes student out of the classroom and onto the basketball court. Students will track their shots and use the results to strengthen and reinforce their math skills in a fun and exciting way. This activity provides practical applications for percentages, averages(mean), pie charts, scatter plots, linear equations and critical thinking skills.
Students spend ten to fifteen minutes taking shots at the basketball hoops while other students monitor time and progress. When the data is c
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7th - 9th
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Simple Probabilities Card Stack Activity
This card stack activity works well in pairs or individually. I actually use it as a first day activity for my MDM4U class, as a way to get them working together and thinking about probabilities again.
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5th - 12th
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Exploring probability and independence playing rock-paper-scissors
Students follow prompts about the classic game of rock-paper-scissors. they will engage in a teacher-led tournament of RPS, and will investigate the outcomes of it. Teacher instructions and tips are included.
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9th - 12th
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March Madness Math!
Super fun way to incorporate Basketball and March Madness into your Math Classroom. Contained within is 4+ days of activities designed for 40 minute class periods. Students will learn about current sports topics and calculate percentages. They will also practice basic basic statistics like mean, median, mode and range as well as identifying real world stats during live or recorded games.
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7th - 12th
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Calculating Mean, Median, and Mode: 4 x 4 Puzzle
Students practice calculating the mean, median, and mode by putting together a math puzzle! This is great for group work or for centers and can be a great formative assessment for teachers.For more work with calculating mean, median, and mode, please consider downloading this ENGAGING and 0 PREP math murder mystery!Math Murder Mystery! Finding Mean, Median, and ModeFor more free puzzles, please consider downloadingAdding and Subtracting Integers: 4 x 4 PuzzleMultiplying and Dividing Integers: 4
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6th - 9th
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Statistics Scatter Diagram and Linear Regression Escape Room
This escape room is meant to be used with physical breakout boxes. It covers scatter diagrams and linear regression. This is for basic or elementary statistics, not AP statistics. Activity varies on time depending on skill level. I use it for my junior and senior students.Material covered: Linear regression, correlation coefficient, coefficient of determination, interpolation, extrapolation, and residuals.
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11th - 12th
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Statistics and Probability Board Game Design Inquiry Project
This resource includes a handout description, notes to the instructor, and a sample of student work. Students create a novel board game involving chance and study the probabilities of various outcomes of events in the game.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Fantasy Football 101 (2015 Statistics)
Here are the Fantasy Football 101 (2015) statistics for Weeks #1-16 of the 2015-2016 NFL season.
The statistics for each week are itemized on four separate pages by position; just print them out, distribute them to your student-led fantasy teams, and let your students do the math to determine the weekly victors.
Statistics include:
~passing yards
~passing touchdowns
~rushing yards
~receiving yards
~rushing / receiving touchdowns
~fumbles / interceptions
~point-after-touchdowns
~1-39
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4th - 10th
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Fantasy Football 101 (2016 Statistics)
Let me save you a great deal of time by providing you with an organized list of the weekly NFL statistics for the upcoming season. This file will work in conjunction with my Fantasy Football 101 (2016) classroom activity, or serve as a stand-alone set of data for teachers looking for real-world statistics.
The statistics for each week are itemized on four separate pages by position; just print them out, distribute them to your student-led fantasy teams, and let your students do the math to d
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4th - 10th
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Fantasy Football 101 (2017 Statistics)
Let me save you a great deal of time by providing you with an organized list of the weekly NFL statistics for the upcoming season. This file will work in conjunction with my (Fantasy Football 101 (2017) classroom activity, or serve as a stand-alone set of data for teachers looking for real-world statistics.
The statistics for each week are itemized on four separate pages by position; just print them out, distribute them to your student-led fantasy teams, and let your students do the math to
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4th - 10th
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Fantasy Football 101 (2019 Statistics)
Let me save you a great deal of time by providing you with an organized list of the weekly NFL statistics for the upcoming season. This file will work in conjunction with my (Fantasy Football 101) classroom activity, or serve as a stand-alone set of data for teachers looking for real-world statistics. The statistics for each week are itemized on separate pages by position, and are available typically by Tuesday afternoon (the day after Monday Night Football). Just print them out, distribute t
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4th - 10th
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Fantasy Football 101 (2018 Statistics)
Let me save you a great deal of time by providing you with an organized list of the weekly NFL statistics for the upcoming season. This file will work in conjunction with my (Fantasy Football 101) classroom activity, or serve as a stand-alone set of data for teachers looking for real-world statistics. The statistics for each week are itemized on separate pages by position; just print them out, distribute them to your student-led fantasy teams, and let your students do the math to determine the
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4th - 10th
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P.E. Math Game with Dice
Students will use this worksheet to play P.E. dice. Students can perform this game in a small group or individually. Students will list four physical activities and roll a set of dice to see how many repetitions they will perform of each activity. Students will roll five times for each activity. P.E. dice can be modified by the number of dice used by the group (i.e. more repetitions with more dice and fewer repetitions with one die.) Rolling and recording the number rolled from the dice will hel
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Casino Royale
Students create a game to play and calculate the expected value of the game along with some probabilities. Students write a short paper to accompany their game.
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9th - 12th
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Skunk game sheet
use this game board to play the fun game of risk and probability - SKUNK!Students choose to stay or sit before each roll.If a 1 is rolled and students are still in..they lose their points for that round.Winner has the most points after all 5 rounds!Use this with 5th grade or seniors in high school, any age will have fun with this game!
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5th - 12th
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Jeopardy Game for Statistics and Probability Topics
Run out of time to create an engaging activity for your Subject Matter : Statistics and Probability? Don't worry I got you. I offer you this jeopardy game slideshow that will surely engage your students to learn this topic.In this game, there is a board containing boxes with different amounts/scores.To play this game, you can do the following:1st:Group the students2nd: Tell the students that each boxes corresponds to different questions, if they are able to give the correct answer in a particula
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11th
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Stem and Leaf CLOTHESPINS Match
Having students practice making stem and leaf plots? Starting with 2-digit data? Reviewing stemplots in Math Models or Statistics before interpreting them?
Have 5-15 minutes?
THEN THIS ACTIVITY IS FOR YOU!
Let your kids have fun with a self-correcting clothespin activity.
TEKS: 6.12A
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6th - 12th
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Probability Sudoku
Appropriate for AP Statistics, this is a 6x6 sudoku with 18 probability problems labeled A to R. The answer to each probability question is converted to a number from 1 to 6 which is then entered into the lettered cell. After all problems are completed, students can solve the sudoku as a check on their answers.
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11th - 12th
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Statistics "Heads Up" Vocabulary Game (Math III)
Played like the smart phone game, "Heads Up," students shuffle the deck of vocabulary cards and hold the stack up to their forehead so that their partner can see the word. The partner then describes the vocabulary word and the person holding the card has to guess. For every one the student guesses correct, they earn a point, and the game continues for 1-2 minutes before they switch off. Play in teams, or teams play against other teams in this fun game to practice statistics vocabulary.
This
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9th - 12th
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