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Freebie Mean Median and Mode Homework/Quiz
Students use a data table to answer questions about mean median and mode. Can be used as quick assessment.
2nd - 3rd
Math, Statistics
Free! Editable bar graph worksheet (gifted and normal)
This is an editable bar graph worksheet (you can add your own questions) and differentiated for gifted students as well (two sets of data--boy/girl).
Students will come up with their own survey questions and then survey the class and collect data to make their own graph, then answer questions based on their graph.
When I did this lesson, I had students write down three questions on the day before the actual bar graph lesson so that I could pick one that would make most sense on a bar graph. Y
3rd - 4th
Graphing, Math, Statistics
Statistical Investigations / Data Handling Mini Project Worksheet
This free worksheet could be used to plan statistical investigations mini project.
3rd - 5th
Statistics
Statistics: Handling Data
Assessment for interpreting data including pictograms, bar charts, time graphs etc. Free mark scheme can be downloaded for all assessments including this one.
2nd - 5th
Statistics
CCSS
2.MD.D.9
, 2.MD.D.10
, 3.MD.B.3
+3
Statistics: Sum and Difference Problems
Assessment for answering and solving problems using data from charts or graphs. Free mark scheme can be downloaded for all assessments including this one.
2nd - 5th
Statistics
CCSS
2.MD.D.9
, 2.MD.D.10
, 3.MD.B.3
+3
Gumball Machine Probability
This activity is designed to help students explore the concepts of probability, addition, and graphing. It has been made in Microsoft Word format so that you can alter your options (ie: if you want your older students to write their answers in fraction or percentage format instead of basic)
All pictures and borders were found on Google Images.
All fonts were found at Kevin & Amanda.
Hope you enjoy this free product!
3rd - 5th
Graphing, Math, Statistics
Mr. O’s Multiplication Dice Game!
This is a fun way to have students practice multiplication between numbers 2 to 12. I would assign this as a fun "homework" assignment to play with a parent/guardian (or an older family member/friend) to reinforce their comfort of foundation multiplication. Two players will play a friendly game using multiplication and two six-sided dice. The highest score after 6 rounds wins! Players take turns in each round and will add up the sum in each round. The highest possible score is 864!
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3rd - 4th
Basic Operations, Statistics
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