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Making Predictions about a Population using Survey Data - Google Slides Activity
Making Predictions about a Population using Survey Data - Google Slides Activity
Making Predictions about a Population using Survey Data - Google Slides Activity
Making Predictions about a Population using Survey Data - Google Slides Activity
Making Predictions about a Population using Survey Data - Google Slides Activity
Making Predictions about a Population using Survey Data - Google Slides Activity
Making Predictions about a Population using Survey Data - Google Slides Activity
Making Predictions about a Population using Survey Data - Google Slides Activity
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Description

This activity is a set of 10-word problems that allow students to practice utilizing proportional relationships to make predictions about a population given survey data from a representative sample.

The data is presented as exact numerical totals and percentages.

The answer for each word problem is hidden under the question number on the slides. Students may delete the question number to check their own work for accuracy.

This activity requires no preparation from the teacher. Just simply assign the google slides activity to your students and allow them to work through each activity.

This product includes: 

  • Digital Activity (Google Slides)
  • Answer Key

Ideas for Implementation: This google slides activity allows students to check their own answer by deleting the question number

Teachers can…

  • Delete the instruction slide explaining how to check your own answer until students have completed the work

Students may…

  • Work independently on all slides and then share answers
  • Work independently but select which slides to complete for each activity
  • Work in small groups where each group member is responsible for an assigned 1-2 slides

Teacher Tips: 

  • Have students show their work on paper
  • Encourage students to ensure that there is work to support their answers

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Making Predictions about a Population using Survey Data - Google Slides Activity

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Description

This activity is a set of 10-word problems that allow students to practice utilizing proportional relationships to make predictions about a population given survey data from a representative sample.

The data is presented as exact numerical totals and percentages.

The answer for each word problem is hidden under the question number on the slides. Students may delete the question number to check their own work for accuracy.

This activity requires no preparation from the teacher. Just simply assign the google slides activity to your students and allow them to work through each activity.

This product includes: 

  • Digital Activity (Google Slides)
  • Answer Key

Ideas for Implementation: This google slides activity allows students to check their own answer by deleting the question number

Teachers can…

  • Delete the instruction slide explaining how to check your own answer until students have completed the work

Students may…

  • Work independently on all slides and then share answers
  • Work independently but select which slides to complete for each activity
  • Work in small groups where each group member is responsible for an assigned 1-2 slides

Teacher Tips: 

  • Have students show their work on paper
  • Encourage students to ensure that there is work to support their answers

Customer Service: 

We love integrating technology in the classroom, but it's not always perfect! If you have any questions or issues accessing purchased materials, please feel free to reach out for assistance. We are happy to assist you in any way that we can! 

→ Be sure to follow our store for updates on new products >> CLICK HERE

If you are in need of fully prepared, standards aligned lesson plans on this topic, please check out our available lesson plans.

Report this resource to TPT
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Understand that statistics can be used to gain information about a population by examining a sample of the population; generalizations about a population from a sample are valid only if the sample is representative of that population. Understand that random sampling tends to produce representative samples and support valid inferences.
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