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Experimental vs Theoretical Probability
Have your students roll dice and look at the data. Discuss the theoretical probability of rolling a 1 vs experimental probability. What happens as the same size increase? Students work in groups of 2 or 3 and record their data. You can have everyone tell you their data and type it in, or you can have the students type their data into the shared google sheet. As they type the stats will update live and they have a graph showing them each roll. *Note: If you don't have dice you can use an online
8th - 12th
Math, Other (Math), Statistics
Carnival Game Probability: Is It Really Fair? - Digital Worksheet
This is a fully digital, auto-graded classroom activity hosted on TeachRealMath.com — no downloads required. You can assign it anonymously or by creating a free teacher account. Detailed instructions are included in the downloadable file. Know more about this worksheet here - Worksheet LinkWant to see the student's view? Click the Preview link - Preview LinkIn this worksheet, students explore the fundamental concept of comparing theoretical and experimental probabilities. They begin by calc
7th
Applied Math, Statistics
CCSS
7.SP.C.5
, 7.SP.C.6
, 7.SP.C.7
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FREE Statistics and Probability Mean Median Mode Range Task Cards 5th 6th Grade
You will download six free mean, median, mode and range task cards for your 5th or 6th grade students to practice finding the mean, median, mode and range. You may use the printable task cards in math centers or stations for fun review games and activities, such as a scavenger hunt or SCOOT. They also work well for transition activities, as exit tickets and for morning work, quick formative assessments. Game ideas, a student response form and answer key are included. ✔︎ Common Core Math Standar
5th - 6th
Math Test Prep, Measurement, Statistics
CCSS
6.SP.B.5c
French Fry Scatter Plot & Best Line of Fit
Students will compare the nutritional values and serving sizes of french fries from various fast food restaurants. Based on this information, they will create scatter plots, best lines of fit and the equation of the trend line. Using the equation, they will estimate the unknown values of kid meals and supersized portions of french fries.
8th - 11th
Algebra, Graphing, Statistics
Numerical or Categorical Data 6th Grade Math Pixel Art Activity
This No-Prep 6th Grade Math Numerical and Categorical Data Google Sheets™ pixel art activity is what you need for digital practice with your math class. Review identifying the difference between numerical or categorical data with this digital self-checking pixel art. It is fun, engaging and interactive. This statistics activity could be used as a review, bell ringer, or in place of a traditional worksheet. Best of all, it’s a massive time saver for you because it is No-Prep and it requires
6th
Math, Statistics
Also included in: 6th Grade Math Statistics Pixel Art Activity Bundle for 6.SP
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