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Scatter Plot Analysis Worksheet for Middle School Science

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Overview:Help! A radioactive rat has escaped from the mad scientist's lab! This fun and engaging graph interpretation scenario is perfect for your science process skills unit. Great for homework, a warm-up, exit-ticket, or packet addition. This print-and-go resource is a quick and convenient way to introduce your students to graph interpretation. Students Will:Interpret a Scatter Plot to determine the age and mass of lab ratsIdentify independent and dependent variablesCompare and contrast data t

6th - 10th

Basic Principles, General Science, Science

Also included in: Science Process Skills Bundle for Metric Measurement and Lab Safety

Correlation and Causation: Correlation Coefficient High School Scientific Method

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Grace Under Pressure

Have you ever heard or said, " Correlation does not equal Causation." This vital scientific method knowledge can help your high school students in 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade understand news media, medical studies, and psychology topics more accurately. This comprehensive mini-unit teaches students about correlationscatterplotscorrelation coefficients (r values)third variablestrue experiments (the experimental method)independent and dependent variablesrandom assignment and more in an

8th - 12th

Basic Principles, Graphing, Psychology

CCSS

8.SP.A.1

, 8.SP.A.2

Also included in: High School Critical Thinking Activities, Lessons, Projects: 9th 10th 11th 12th