Classroom 127

This resource contains two different anchor charts to help students learn about bivariate data. To be more specific, the anchor charts help students to master the concepts of scatterplotstwo way tablesThis product also includes directions on how you can enlarge these anchor charts for free! Having the ability to see these charts from anywhere in the room has, in particular, really helped my ELL and SPED students master these challenging concepts. Possible uses for this product include enlarge a

Students practice finding the mean, median, and mode of real world data by helping Detective Algebras solve a murder mystery! Student Directions:Detective Algebras needs your help! A murder has been committed…. Answer the following 12 clues to help Detective Algebras solve the crime! Every clue answered will help you and Detective Algebras discover 1) Who the murderer is 2) How the murder happened 3) Where the murder took place Each clue you answer will help you to crack the case. Use your murd

This resource contains the two different handouts that I use with my students when we study word two way tables. The first hand-out is the guided notes I use to introduce this topic with my students. During the guided notes students will 1) Learn how to read and interpret two way tables 2) Fill in two way tables that have been partially completed 3) Create an entire two way table based off of real world information 4) Research and interpret a two way table that involves students gathering

This product provides students with a great opportunity to practice creating and reading scatter plots. This product contains Three real world scenarios that have students creating and reading scatter plots that have a positive correlation.Three real world scenarios that have students creating and reading scatter plots that have a negative correlation.One real world scenario that have students creating and reading a scatter plot that has no correlation.One blank template that allows students to

Students practice calculating the mean, median, and mode by putting together a math puzzle! This is great for group work or for centers and can be a great formative assessment for teachers. For more work with calculating mean, median, and mode, please consider downloading this ENGAGING and 0 PREP math murder mystery! Math Murder Mystery! Finding Mean, Median, and ModeFor more free puzzles, please consider downloading Adding and Subtracting Integers: 4 x 4 PuzzleMultiplying and Dividing Integers