These Data Literacy and Probability math exit slips are the perfect way to monitor your students' progress with the skills and concepts in the Grade 5 Ontario Math Curriculum! This BUNDLE is for all expectations D1.1 - D1.6 and D2.1 - D2.2 in the Data strand.

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This set of 90 math exit slips is perfect for:

✔ Teachers using the Grade 5 Ontario Math curriculum

✔ Anyone teaching in English OR French

✔ Teachers wanting to monitor progress more frequently

✔ Quick snapshots of student learning

✔ Teachers short on preparation time

Included in this Ontario Math exit slip resource:

• 90 exit slips

• Two versions of each slip for use after reteaching or review

• Tracking pages

• Answer key

• PowerPoint file with text-editable exit slips

⭐ Explaining the Importance of Various Sampling Techniques D1.1:

• Define and Identify Sampling Techniques

• Choose the Best Method for a Scenario

• Explain Why Sampling is Used Instead of a Census

• Evaluate the Quality of a Sample

• Compare or Critique Sampling Techniques

⭐ Collecting Data Using Sampling and Organizing it in Relative-Frequency Tables D1.2:

• Identify or Pose a Good Question of Interest for Data Collection

• Choose an Appropriate Sampling Method for a Population

• Organize Data in a Relative-Frequency Table (Scaffolded & Blank)

• Calculate Relative Frequency From a Table

• Interpret or Compare Relative-Frequency Data

⭐ Selecting and Creating Appropriate Graphs D1.3:

• Choose the Best Graph Type for a Data Set

• Identify and Add Missing Labels to a Graph

• Choose an Appropriate Scale for a Graph

• Construct a Stacked-Bar Graph from Data

• Justify the Choice of a Graph

• Bonus: Stacked Bar Graph Template

⭐ Interpreting and Creating Infographics to Tell a Story D1.4:

You will need to provide students with sample infographics to use in this section. There is a sample in the Teacher Supports section of the Grade 5 curriculum for this expectation, or you can easily create one in Canva. You may wish to edit the prompts for these exit slips to fit the context of your sample infographics.

• Identify the Audience and Purpose

• Identify Data Displays Used

• Interpret the Message of a Graph in an Infographic

• Select the Most Important Data to Include in an Infographic

• Match Captions to Visuals

⭐ Mean, Median, and Mode D1.5:

• Calculate the Mean

• Find the Median

• Identify the Mode(s)

• Determine All Three Measures

• Interpret What Each Measure Shows

⭐ Analysing and Interpreting Graphs D1.6:

• Read and Interpret a Stacked-Bar Graph

• Perform a Calculation From a Graph

• Make an Inference From a Graph

• Identify Why a Graph is Misleading (Scaffolded & Blank)

• Compare Two Graph Types

• Bonus: Corrected Misleading Graphs for Display

⭐ Express Probability with Fractions and Use Probability Lines D2.1:

• Label Benchmarks on a Probability Line

• Place a Given Probability on a Probability Line

• Express the Probability of Events as Fractions

• Match Events to Their Likelihood

• Use Probability to Make a Prediction or Decision

• Compare and Order Probabilities Using Fractions

⭐ Theoretical vs. Experimental Probability D2.2:

• List All Possible Outcomes

• Identify Theoretical Probability

• Interpret Experimental Probability

• Compare Theoretical and Experimental Probability

• Understand Repeated Trials

• Use Theoretical and Experimental Probability to Make a Decision

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