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Preview of AP Stats Snowman Survival Game: Binomial & Geometric Probability Activity

AP Stats Snowman Survival Game: Binomial & Geometric Probability Activity

❄️ Snowman Survival Game: Binomial & Geometric Probability Activity (AP Statistics & Algebra 2) Winter-Themed Probability Card Game • QR Codes • Task Cards • Self-Checking • AP Stats Bring some winter fun into your AP Statistics or Algebra 2 classroom with Snowman Survival, a fully self-checking, high-engagement probability game that helps students practice binomial and geometric distributions using real-world, winter-themed scenarios. Perfect for December, January, or any time you want a lig
Preview of Box Plot Outlier 1.5xIQR Test using dice

Box Plot Outlier 1.5xIQR Test using dice

Created by
james kowalsky
Students roll dice and record how many throws it takes to roll "doubles." After 15 trials, the 5-number summary is calculated. Then outlier "fence posts" are computed, and then sketched, using the 1.5 IQR formula. A box plot is drawn and outliers - if any - are clearly plotted outside the fences. Note: If no student accumulates many rolls before rolling doubles - add your own pretend large outlier type result that you did at home.
Preview of Hypothesis Testing for Proportions Full Lesson | Statistics | AP Stats

Hypothesis Testing for Proportions Full Lesson | Statistics | AP Stats

Created by
Mr. Will Math
Full high school statistics lesson on conducting Hypothesis Tests for Proportions! This lesson will fit in perfectly with your AP Statistics or regular level statistics curriculum. TI-84 steps are included, but this format will work for however you want your students to find those p-values NO PREP NEEDED! This resource includes: A fully animated PowerPoint presentation that walks students through each step one at a timeA matching student notes sheetA practice worksheet WITH ANSWER KEY!A link to
Preview of Goldie’s AP® Statistics UNIT 1 CURRICULUM | NEW 2026 CED

Goldie’s AP® Statistics UNIT 1 CURRICULUM | NEW 2026 CED

AP Statistics Unit 1 – Exploring One-Variable Data and Collecting DataComplete Unit Curriculum Students build a strong foundation in both describing data and collecting data. Topics include graphical and numerical summaries of categorical and quantitative data, describing distributions using center and variability, comparing data sets with z-scores, and understanding sampling methods, bias, observational studies, and experimental design. Whether you're a first-time AP® Statistics teacher or l
Preview of AP Statistics--Select the correct inference procedure: Easter Egg Hunt Activity

AP Statistics--Select the correct inference procedure: Easter Egg Hunt Activity

Created by
Make Math PoP
✨✨✨❗️❗️❗️ The product is updated! There was a tiny mistake on the flow chart, the number 1 and 2 were flipped. Struggling to help students choose the correct inference procedure? You’re not alone — this is one of the most challenging topics in AP Statistics! This Inference Egg Hunt Activity transforms review into an interactive, movement-based experience that helps students build confidence while having fun. Students will move around the room, analyze real AP-style scenarios, and determine the
Preview of Titanic two-way contingency tables to determine dependency

Titanic two-way contingency tables to determine dependency

Created by
james kowalsky
Given two 2-way contingency tables, students calculate contingency percentages after completing 2-way tables involving Titanic survival stats and then Eczema cream effectiveness. By comparing percentages, it can be determined whether or not evidence for DEPENDENCE between two variables can be suggested.
Preview of Pro Athlete Salary Z-Score & Percentile Activity – Real Data Statistics Practice

Pro Athlete Salary Z-Score & Percentile Activity – Real Data Statistics Practice

Created by
Straight A Math
Make statistics exciting with this real-world sports data activity! Students will research the salaries of 10 professional athletes from a sport of their choice, then apply statistical concepts to analyze the data. Students will: Calculate the mean and standard deviation of their salary sample Compute the z-score for each athlete’s salary Determine the percentile ranking for each z-score Answer five analysis questions to deepen their understanding and interpretation This engaging activity b
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