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Free Common Core HSS-ID.A.2 resources
Measures of Center Escape Room Activity - Printable & Digital Game
Bring Escape the Room action into your math classroom while building conceptual understanding! This escape focuses on inequalities. Like all of my content, the math content is the focus and the extra sparks engagement. Will your students solve all of the clues in time? #escapeclasscceTo further amplify the excitement you can use the free the Escape Class HTML app (link included in PDF ) This will create interactive locks that your students must crack to move on. This application is also availabl
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6th - 11th
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Also included in: Measures of Center & Variance Unit Bundle - Distance Learning Compatible
FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES LIST 4 ALL GRADES K-12 AND SUBJECTS + TEACHER RESOURCE
Sometimes, you just need a list of websites for everyone. Here it is. FREE EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES Put together by Teach Me, Maria!It takes time to gather this information, figure out the appropriate grade levels, and format, maintain, and update this page. All I ask is for an honest review if this list helps you.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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2023 Super Bowl Statistics Activity
This activity contains two stats sheets - one for the Philadelphia Eagles and one for the Kansas City Chiefs. Students are asked to use the data from the various tables to answer questions about the teams. This activity covers 1 variable statistics (mean, median, mode, range, standard deviation, box-and-whisker plot, histogram, two-way tables).This would be great as a partner activity or class activity.
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7th - 12th
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Statistics: Plots, Shapes of Distributions, Choosing Mean or Median
Statistics Integrated Review: Plots, Shapes of Distributions, and Statistics for Center and SpreadUse common data plots to determine shape of the data distribution, and choose appropriate statistics for center and spread. This product includes a one-page integrated review with a worksheet and answer key aligned with the common core. Students practice identifying the shape of a data distribution using common data plots (dot plot, histogram, and boxplot). Students also review how to choose appropr
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Bundle: Algebra 1 Statistics Unit Curriculum (Common Core)
Printable: Types of Graphs (Dot Plot, Histogram, Box Plot, Scatterplot)
This easy-to-use resource features the four (4) types of graphs students learn about in middle school math and high school statistics: dot plots, histograms, box (or box and whiskers) plots and scatterplots. Great to use for scaffolded notes or on your word wall!Features:One (1) blank/ fillable page with missing names of graphsAnswer key with labels
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6th - 10th
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Standard Deviation, Variance, and mean practice worksheet and guided notes
Guided worksheet brings students through the steps of finding the mean, variance, and standard deviation for 5 data points. Includes three questions to check for understanding of what standard deviation is in context of a real world problem.
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8th - 9th
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Common Core Algebra I - Unit #10.Statistics
Standard statistical displays of data are reviewed at the beginning of the 10 lesson unit. Box plots are used to compare data sets and emphasize use of the quartiles and interquartile range. Measures of central tendency and dispersion, such as mean and standard deviation, are discussed and interpreted in real world scenarios. Two way frequency charts are used to compare data and bivariate data analyses allow the fitting of data with linear and exponential functions.To access the lesson videos on
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8th - 10th
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Circuit Training - Algebra I Mixed REVIEW (first quarter)
I wrote this set of 40 mixed review exercises for our algebra one students as they prepare for their first benchmark exam. We have covered about a quarter to a third of the material at this point in the academic year. There is no answer key included since the answers are embedded in the circuit; it is how students move from one equation to the next. The teacher should quickly work the circuit to see how to best use it in his or her classroom. Independent practice? Guided notes? A scavenger hun
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8th - 10th
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10 Free Big Brain Math Problems
This is a sample of the 100 and 180 Big Brain Math Problem I have created with a couple of my students. I write these problems on the window of my classroom everyday and get about 5-10 students a day coming to try to solve them. It's been an enjoyable experience to have students come try the problem of the day and share their solutions with me. Please consider purchasing the 100 or 180 Big Brain Math Problems. There's enough for one a day for the entire school year and range from 1-5 Star diffic
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9th - 12th
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Central Tendency Notes - Mean, Median, Mode, Range, and Outlier
These notes on central tendency (mean, median, mode, range, and outlier) are a great way to introduce the analysis of number sets! I have included examples for you to teach, or you can simply print out these notes for your students to have.
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6th - 9th
Measure of Center and Variation Notes Outline
This is an editable copy of a notes outline for Algebra 1. This outline is designed to be used within the Descriptive Statistics Unit. These notes cover measure of center and variation. Check out my other notes outlines and my student reflection tools that align with the notes for each unit!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Descriptive Statistics Notes and Student Reflection Bundle
Student Data Collection and Probability Activity
This activity gets students up and talking with each other. Students create a question with a numeric response and one question with a yes/no response and collect data. Results are then analyzed with standard measures and probabilities are calculated using the binomial distribution theorem.
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9th - 12th
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Graphic Organizer: Calculating Variance and Standard Deviation by Hand
This helpful graphic organizer can be used to walk students through the step-by-step process of calculating Variance and Standard Deviation by hand.Example Included!
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9th - 12th
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Comparing 2 Data Sets
This handout is a description of how to compare two or more distributions.
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8th
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Oh So Sweet Statistics - A Histogram Project
Give students the unique opportunity to not only create their own statistics, but reflect on their own progress too! We started with an estimation station each week, where I filled a new size jar with a different candy across three weeks. The student who had the lowest absolute deviation from the actual amount of candy in the jar - WON THE WHOLE JAR! After three weeks, we had more than enough candy and data to peak their interest. Students now get to use the results to engage with one variable s
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8th - 10th
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Mean Absolute Deviation Activity
This activity is aligned with the TransMath Unit 1 Lesson for Mean Absolute Deviation (MAD). Students should have prior exposure to MAD before completing the activity. Students' mission is to analyze the data given for various prices of Hot Fries. Students will need to analyze and interpret the data by finding the mean, as well as, MAD in order to inform their friends on a range they can expect to pay for the Hot Fries along their road trip.
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8th - 11th
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Box Plot Worksheet
This worksheet compares two box and whisker plots. There are six questions to evaluate students’ understanding of quartiles and quartile spreads including standard deviation.The worksheet may be used as a warm up or exit ticket.
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10th - 12th
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Determining Measures of Center
Students look at different types of data collected, categorize them, and determine which measure of center (mean, median, mode) works best. Students come up with general rules for nominal, ordinal, and quantitative data. Practice problems at the end have them use this new knowledge.
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9th - 11th
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SOCS With Your Socks: An Introduction to Analyzing Data Distributions
In this lesson, students use data about the number of pairs of socks they own as an a springboard into analyzing data distributions. They initially have the freedom to make whatever visualization they want about the data, as at this point they should have learned about representations (boxplots, histograms, stem-and-leaf, bar chart, etc.) but they have not been explicitly recapped). Through their representation, they then answer questions about the symmetry, center, outliers, and spread of the d
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9th
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FREE Stat Libs Digital Statistics Vocabulary Activity
Distance Learning: FREE Stat Libs Interactive Statistics Vocabulary Activity (Common Core Aligned) This Stat Libs is a free drag-and-drop interactive activity designed with distance education in mind. Students drag and drop statistics vocabulary terms in a “Mad Libs” type activity to complete a paragraph. This activity is aligned with Common Core Standards that are typically taught in Algebra I and helps students to practice statistics terminology. Stat Libs are an easy, fun way to help students
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Bundle: Algebra I Statistics Activities (Common Core Aligned)
Multitasking Challenge - Box Plot Activity
Do you students ever say that they are good multitaskers? Use this activity to show them that their typical perception of multitasking is actually an act of “task switching” and is a hindrance to learning. By using one class timer, each student will discover how long it takes them to complete two separate writing challenges. After the challenges are complete, you can use this data to have students find the five number summary in order to create and compare box plots of the challenge times. This
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6th - 9th
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Statistics in Sports - Who is better statistically speaking?
Give students the unique opportunity to explore athletes from any sport, peak their interest, and engage with one variable statistics in a meaningful way. Just create a quick rubric based on your grading practices and let them SOAR!
Suggested to have students claim their athletes or sports events in advance to avoid too many duplicates, especially if students will be presenting their findings.
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8th - 10th
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Which One Does Not Belong? Scatterplots
Which One Does Not Belong (or WODB) activities are quick and easy to use as warm ups, discussion starters, and lesson openers or closers. The beauty of WODB is that there is no one right answer or wrong answer. WODB spark discussions that can help deepen conceptual learning. Project the slide on a screen for whole class discussion or small groups. Upload the activity to student learning platforms such as Google Classroom and use it in the discussion board feature. Encourage students to use math
Frequency Distributions Guided Directions
These guided directions help students to create a whole number frequency distribution chart. The information can help students organizing data and putting data into histograms, frequency polygons, and ogives (cumulative frequency graphs).
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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