Description
These task cards are perfect for helping students practice identifying, writing, and understanding statistical questions. They are especially useful for introducing your statistics unit in your class!
Included is an answer key (keep in mind that some of the questions lend themselves to varying answers) and a student work page. The product now includes both a color and black & white version to allow you to choose what is best for your needs.
I use this to support CCSS 6.SP.1 in my classroom.
Task cards are great for Scoot, active learning, extra practice, intervention, resource, review, small group work, centers, whole class instruction, or any type of class competition. You and your students have many options for making these fun! I like to put them around the classroom and give students time to move around the room to solve each problem. It gives them the practice they need while giving them an opportunity to get up and move around.
Find many other resources for the Statistics and Probability strand HERE!6th Grade Marks the Spot © 2016
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**Any claims of use, support, correlation or alignment to the CCSS Standards are solely those of 6th Grade Marks the Spot and have not been evaluated nor endorsed by CCSS. 6th Grade Marks the Spot is the sole creator of this product and does not claim endorsement or association with the creators of the CCSS standards.
To view the standards, please visit The Common Core State Standards here.
Included is an answer key (keep in mind that some of the questions lend themselves to varying answers) and a student work page. The product now includes both a color and black & white version to allow you to choose what is best for your needs.
I use this to support CCSS 6.SP.1 in my classroom.
Task cards are great for Scoot, active learning, extra practice, intervention, resource, review, small group work, centers, whole class instruction, or any type of class competition. You and your students have many options for making these fun! I like to put them around the classroom and give students time to move around the room to solve each problem. It gives them the practice they need while giving them an opportunity to get up and move around.
Find many other resources for the Statistics and Probability strand HERE!6th Grade Marks the Spot © 2016
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**Any claims of use, support, correlation or alignment to the CCSS Standards are solely those of 6th Grade Marks the Spot and have not been evaluated nor endorsed by CCSS. 6th Grade Marks the Spot is the sole creator of this product and does not claim endorsement or association with the creators of the CCSS standards.
To view the standards, please visit The Common Core State Standards here.
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CCSS6.SP.A.1
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Description
These task cards are perfect for helping students practice identifying, writing, and understanding statistical questions. They are especially useful for introducing your statistics unit in your class!
Included is an answer key (keep in mind that some of the questions lend themselves to varying answers) and a student work page. The product now includes both a color and black & white version to allow you to choose what is best for your needs.
I use this to support CCSS 6.SP.1 in my classroom.
Task cards are great for Scoot, active learning, extra practice, intervention, resource, review, small group work, centers, whole class instruction, or any type of class competition. You and your students have many options for making these fun! I like to put them around the classroom and give students time to move around the room to solve each problem. It gives them the practice they need while giving them an opportunity to get up and move around.
Find many other resources for the Statistics and Probability strand HERE!6th Grade Marks the Spot © 2016
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**Any claims of use, support, correlation or alignment to the CCSS Standards are solely those of 6th Grade Marks the Spot and have not been evaluated nor endorsed by CCSS. 6th Grade Marks the Spot is the sole creator of this product and does not claim endorsement or association with the creators of the CCSS standards.
To view the standards, please visit The Common Core State Standards here.
Included is an answer key (keep in mind that some of the questions lend themselves to varying answers) and a student work page. The product now includes both a color and black & white version to allow you to choose what is best for your needs.
I use this to support CCSS 6.SP.1 in my classroom.
Task cards are great for Scoot, active learning, extra practice, intervention, resource, review, small group work, centers, whole class instruction, or any type of class competition. You and your students have many options for making these fun! I like to put them around the classroom and give students time to move around the room to solve each problem. It gives them the practice they need while giving them an opportunity to get up and move around.
Find many other resources for the Statistics and Probability strand HERE!6th Grade Marks the Spot © 2016
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
**Any claims of use, support, correlation or alignment to the CCSS Standards are solely those of 6th Grade Marks the Spot and have not been evaluated nor endorsed by CCSS. 6th Grade Marks the Spot is the sole creator of this product and does not claim endorsement or association with the creators of the CCSS standards.
To view the standards, please visit The Common Core State Standards here.
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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A great way to see if students really understand what a statistical question is.
Great activity to help reinforce skills in groups.
I use these worksheets with both my teaching lessons, practice and tutoring.
My sixth grade students greatly enjoyed this activity.
Thank you so much for your kind feedback! I'm so happy this product was helpful in your classroom!
My students understood statistical questions from this activity.
Thank you! Hearing this sure means a lot!
This activity is aligned with the standard on statistical questioning. The activity provides questions in which the students can understand. The student determines if it is statistical or not.
Perfect for what I needed!
Awesome no prep resource for practicing statistical questions! I love task cards and these kept my students engaged!
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CCSS6.SP.A.1
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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