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Free high school statistics resources for Easel Activities
FREEBIE! - Scaffolded basic probability worksheet
This worksheet is perfect for low ability, SEN and struggling students to help support them in finding basic probabilities. The worksheet has fractions included and students have to fill in the missing spaces. A good supporting worksheet for an intro into probability. Answer key included.
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7th - 9th
Probability Terms Worksheet with Word Bank (Distance Learning)
Focus of LessonReview probability-related vocabulary and work on math literacy. This activity can be completed with or without the word bank. This could serve as bell work, an exit ticket, a math center, or an assignment.Vocabulary termscertain, outcome, mutually exclusive, sample space, independent, equally, complement, probability, experimental, theoretical, impossible, dependentUse this note-taking product to introduce the vocabulary terms!Probability Vocabulary NotesCCSS 7.SPProbability Te
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6th - 9th
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Statistics and Data Analysis: 5-number summary, box plots, and outliers
An introduction to data analysis, this 2-page handout (with answer KEY!) provides 6 datasets to analyze. Students compute the 5-number summary, make a box plot, describe the shape of a data set and relate the shape to the mean/median relationship, then finally go back through and check for outliers.
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9th - 12th
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Statistics sketches: Z-scores and percentiles
Students will make a connection between z-scores and percentiles by shading the area under a bell curve (actually, 10 areas under 10 bell curves!). Finally, students will create a box plot under a standard normal distribution in order to make a strong connection between the unimodal symmetric normal distribution and its box plot.
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9th - 12th
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Probability Quiz - random probability, permutations & combinations
This is a ten question quiz that could also be used as a worksheet that covers random probability, permutations, and combinations. The preview file is a pdf of five of the questions. Answer key is included.
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8th - 10th
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Statistics Quiz: the normal distribution
One practice quiz (with answer KEY!) and two forms of a "real quiz" (answer KEYs provided!) on the normal distribution. Students must sketch and label a bell curve, use the 68-95-99.7 rule, compute z-scores and use a z-table (commonly referred to as "Table A").
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9th - 12th
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Statistics practice: Geometric and Binomial Probability distributions
In the context of a side effect from a vaccine, students practice the concepts and computations of the geometric and binomial probability distribution in this two-page handout with answer KEY provided!
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9th - 12th
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Experimental Probability with Two Independent Events: Math Journal FREEBIE
Here's a quick math journal entry for your middle school probability unit. Give your students six-sided dice, pennies, and whiteboards and let them explore what happens when they flip the coins and roll the dice. They can practice finding the experimental probability.Teach a mini lesson about the theoretical probability of two independent events: that you multiply the probability of each event to find the probability of BOTH events.Next, students are ready to work on the journal prompt. Expect a
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6th - 9th
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Statistics Quiz: Basic Probability (two versions)
Two versions of a quiz on basic probability concepts (answer KEYS provided). One quiz could be used as a practice/review. Includes sample space, independent events, mutually exclusive events, Venn diagrams, and the complement rule.
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9th - 12th
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Probability Practice Packet (5 parts)
5-part probability practice packet (with answer KEY!). Students will practice the "rules and tools" of probability, to include the sample space, Venn diagrams, substitution into formulas, two-way tables, conditional probability, and tree diagrams.
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9th - 12th
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Statistics Investigation: the Central Limit Theorem:
This activity guides students as they investigate the wonderful website https://onlinestatbook.com/stat_sim/sampling_dist/. Through their observations, students can visualize the powerful and important fact known as the Central Limit Theorem (CLT).
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11th - 12th
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Statistics practice: Binomial Distributions & the Normal Distribution
Students will work through several binomial distributions in order to recognize when the binomial distribution can be approximated by the normal distribution. Examples and answer key include graphs to provide visual support.
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9th - 12th
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Pie Chart Notes Descriptive statistics AP Statistics
Guided notes for pie charts. This is Unit 1: lesson 3a in the AP Statistics Curriculum.Included in this resource:Interactive notebook pages Guided notesPractice ("try it") pages for individual or partner workNotesAnswer keyTopics included:Construct a pie chartInterpret a pie chartThis resource can be found in the following bundles:AP Statistics CurriculumAP Statistics Unit 1AP Statistics Unit 1 Notes OnlyGet students ready for the AP Statistics exam with the full curriculum. Questions? Leave y
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Descriptive Statistics AP Statistics
Statistics practice: chi-square test of independence
In the context of parent/student smoking habits, students practice the chi-square test of independence for a two-way table. Includes answer KEY.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Statistics notes: Intro to the Binomial Distribution (w/practice problems)
Lead students through a clear, visually reinforced example to introduce the binomial formula, then practice solving problems using the binomial distribution. Answer KEY included.
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9th - 12th
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Statistics Lesson: Introduction to Correlation and Linear Regression
Guided notes for introducing correlation and linear regression, students will be actively engaged in the calculations and the visualization of the "least-squares regression line" (LSRL).
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10th - 12th
Halloween Statistics Activity Standard Deviation and T-Test
Halloween Statistics Activity for calculating mean and standard deviation. Product includes worksheet (13 pages) and answer sheets. This includes practice for calculating the mean and the standard deviation by hand for two samples. This is the updated full resource that also includes practice for calculating a Student's T-test.
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8th - 12th
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Statistics practice: Random Variables
Students work through the computation of the mean and variance of discrete random variables with reference to the probability histograms. After introductory examples, students work through several practice problems. Answer KEY provided!
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9th - 12th
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Statistics practice: Connecting significance tests and confidence intervals
Students work through inference about proportions in order to make a connection between the results of a significance test and the confidence interval. Rather than just telling students the relationship, this activity shows them! Answer KEY provided.
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11th - 12th
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Thanksgiving Statistics Activity Standard Deviation and T-test
Thanksgiving Statistics Activity for calculating standard deviation and Student's T-test by hand for two samples. Resource includes 8 pages with answer key.
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8th - 12th
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Standard Deviation & Resistant Statistics
By completing this two-page handout (answer KEY provided!), students work through the step-by-step process of calculating the standard deviation for two small datasets. In the process, students will note which statistics are resistant to outliers.
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9th - 12th
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Statistics practice: Type I & II Error Probabilities (visually)
Students use two-color sketches to visualize and estimate (NOT calculate precisely) Type I and II error probabilities. This exercise helps students to see that statistical power increases with increased significance level, increased sample size, and increased effect size. Answer KEY provided!
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11th - 12th
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Statistics practice: Couples correlation
How do the concepts of correlation, linear regression, and residuals apply to a random sample of 30 married couples? We investigate two different quantitative variables: age and height. This activity gives students a chance to put the concepts into a practical context. Answer KEY provided!
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11th - 12th
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Tasty Statistics Lab: one-proportion Z
What proportion of the chocolate candies are green? Statistical inference with chocolate! Students will enjoy consuming their data set as they work through a significance test about one population proportion, followed by a confidence interval for the same parameter. After completing the "lab" in class, students have one additional inference task to complete on their own. Answers vary depending on the bag of candy, but I've provided a sample KEY based on a sample of n = 201 plain M&Ms.
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11th - 12th
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