Description
You have been asked to run a stall at the Famous City Carnival! It is up to you what you sell, however, you want to make the most profit possible. It is important that you gain an understanding of what people like so that you make sales. You will need to complete a statistical investigation to create the stall as well as show your understanding and application of statistics.
Students will learn and then apply statistical knowledge in each lesson of this unit and at the end create an infographic full of their knowledge and understanding.
Pages included:
- frequency table
- histogram
- tree diagram
- mean, mode, median, range
- pie graph
- pictograph
- stem and leaf graph
- teacher notes - giving tips and hints on how to teach each lesson student examples
- marking rubric - students to self mark their work or teacher marked
This file contains a UK/NZ version and a US versions - ensuring the language stays consistent.
More Questions?
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Highlights
Description
You have been asked to run a stall at the Famous City Carnival! It is up to you what you sell, however, you want to make the most profit possible. It is important that you gain an understanding of what people like so that you make sales. You will need to complete a statistical investigation to create the stall as well as show your understanding and application of statistics.
Students will learn and then apply statistical knowledge in each lesson of this unit and at the end create an infographic full of their knowledge and understanding.
Pages included:
- frequency table
- histogram
- tree diagram
- mean, mode, median, range
- pie graph
- pictograph
- stem and leaf graph
- teacher notes - giving tips and hints on how to teach each lesson student examples
- marking rubric - students to self mark their work or teacher marked
This file contains a UK/NZ version and a US versions - ensuring the language stays consistent.
More Questions?
Feel free to email me at explore@launchpad.zone
Be sure to follow the Launchpad on:
- Visit my blog at The Launchpad Blog
- Follow me on Facebook
- Follow me on Instagram
- Join the Launchpad Tribe to see how other teachers, parents, and homeschoolers are implementing the Digital Curriculum in their classroom!


