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Statistical Questions Card Sort | Task Cards 6th Grade Math Statistics Activity
Statistical Questions Card Sort | Task Cards 6th Grade Math Statistics Activity
Statistical Questions Card Sort | Task Cards 6th Grade Math Statistics Activity
Statistical Questions Card Sort | Task Cards 6th Grade Math Statistics Activity
Statistical Questions Card Sort | Task Cards 6th Grade Math Statistics Activity
Statistical Questions Card Sort | Task Cards 6th Grade Math Statistics Activity
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"Students loved doing this hands-on activity and some of the questions were challenging which was great for discussion."
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Description

This card sort activity is perfect for helping students practice identifying, writing, and understanding statistical questions. The set of 18 cards includes a variety of questions, from simple to complex, that will challenge students to think critically about data. This resource can be used as a card sort or a task card activity.

Cards Sort: This can be done in pairs or groups.

  1. Print and cut out the 18 cards.
  2. Have students sort the cards into two piles: statistical questions and non-statistical questions.
  3. Discuss the reasons why each question is either statistical or non-statistical.
  4. Use the cards as a formative assessment to gauge students' understanding of statistical questions.

Task Cards: This can be done individually or in groups. Students read each card and write their answer on a recording sheet provided. They also rewrite the non-statistical questions to make them statistical.

  1. Print and cut out the 18 cards.
  2. Have students record on the provided recording sheet whether the questions are statistical or non-statistical.
  3. For non-statistical questions, students write a new question to make it statistical.
  4. Use the recording sheet answers to gauge students' understanding of statistical questions.

An answer key is included as well as the rationale for each question.

Benefits

  • This activity is a fun and engaging way for students to practice identifying statistical questions.
  • The cards include a variety of questions, from simple to complex, that will challenge students to think critically about data.
  • The activity can be used as a formative assessment to gauge students' understanding of statistical questions.

This is a great activity to review and strengthen understanding of 6.SPA.1.

I hope you and your students love this activity!

Please follow me!

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Statistical Questions Card Sort | Task Cards 6th Grade Math Statistics Activity

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What others say

"Students loved doing this hands-on activity and some of the questions were challenging which was great for discussion."
star
Elizabeth D.

Description

This card sort activity is perfect for helping students practice identifying, writing, and understanding statistical questions. The set of 18 cards includes a variety of questions, from simple to complex, that will challenge students to think critically about data. This resource can be used as a card sort or a task card activity.

Cards Sort: This can be done in pairs or groups.

  1. Print and cut out the 18 cards.
  2. Have students sort the cards into two piles: statistical questions and non-statistical questions.
  3. Discuss the reasons why each question is either statistical or non-statistical.
  4. Use the cards as a formative assessment to gauge students' understanding of statistical questions.

Task Cards: This can be done individually or in groups. Students read each card and write their answer on a recording sheet provided. They also rewrite the non-statistical questions to make them statistical.

  1. Print and cut out the 18 cards.
  2. Have students record on the provided recording sheet whether the questions are statistical or non-statistical.
  3. For non-statistical questions, students write a new question to make it statistical.
  4. Use the recording sheet answers to gauge students' understanding of statistical questions.

An answer key is included as well as the rationale for each question.

Benefits

  • This activity is a fun and engaging way for students to practice identifying statistical questions.
  • The cards include a variety of questions, from simple to complex, that will challenge students to think critically about data.
  • The activity can be used as a formative assessment to gauge students' understanding of statistical questions.

This is a great activity to review and strengthen understanding of 6.SPA.1.

I hope you and your students love this activity!

Please follow me!

You may also like...

6th Grade Statistics Posters Set for Word Wall

Measures of Center and Measures of Variability Foldable Notes

7th Grade Statistics Posters Set for Word Wall

Mean, Median, Mode, & Range Posters Set

Geometric Solids Posters Set

Ice Cream Ratios- Modeling Ratios using Tape Diagrams and Bar Models

Coordinate Plane Posters Set

Order of Operations Scavenger Hunt

6th Grade "I can" Checklist and Goal Setting

6th Grade Math Vocabulary Word Wall Cards

Class Procedures Activity Google Docs

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Students loved doing this hands-on activity and some of the questions were challenging which was great for discussion.
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Students had a better understanding of statistical questions after using the resource.
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Rated 5 out of 5
October 16, 2023
I used this resource with my 6th grade students as a review for statistical questions. This resource met my expectations and meet the standards. I used this resource as a review station during our centers day. This was a perfect partner activity and got my students to discuss with each other if it is a statistical question or not.
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July 31, 2023
Card sorts are an engaging way to review concepts.
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Gets students thinking about what consists of a statistical question. It's a great activity to complete before having students come up with their own.
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Recognize a statistical question as one that anticipates variability in the data related to the question and accounts for it in the answers. For example, “How old am I?” is not a statistical question, but “How old are the students in my school?” is a statistical question because one anticipates variability in students’ ages.
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