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In this 6th grade mean, median, mode, and range activity, students will calculate the measures of central tendency with 16 problems, using four different sets of data. This activity is digital and printable. One of the printable pages is a reference sheet, which gives an example set of data and how to find the mean, median, mode, and range. For the digital activity, students will love watching the mystery picture reveal itself as more and more questions are answered. Correct answer

In this 6th grade error analysis activity, students will identify mistakes in finding the mean, median, mode, and range of a set of data. Then, students will determine the correct answers. Pair this activity with a scavenger hunt to simplify your lesson plans!Grab the mini bundle here!Students will use a digital drop down menu to see each task card and complete the problems. They will receive immediate feedback if they answered correctly or not when determining the measures of central tenden

This 6th grade practice on finding the mean, median, mode, and range has three differentiated levels of practice for students to complete. The green level is the easiest and will build their confidence as they use a simple data set to calculate the measures of central tendency. The yellow level is slightly more challenging and has students use a larger set of data and switches the order of the problems. The red level is the most difficult with a variety of data sets for students to try! Ch

In this 6th grade mean, median, mode, range activity, students will calculate the mean of 10 different sets of data. They will enter their answers by rounding to the nearest tenths place when the answer is not a whole number. Students will get immediate feedback when they see the mystery picture start to reveal itself as questions are correctly answered. Incorrect answers will turn red. This activity is needs no preparation! Printable version and answer key included too! This resource in

Do your 6th grade math students need practice finding the mean, median, mode, and range? This resource will have students calculating the measures of central tendency with 10 problems, using three different sets of data. This activity is digital and printable. For the digital activity, students will love watching the mystery picture reveal itself as more and more questions are answered. Celebrate Earth Day in math class with this fun double mystery picture! This resource is no p

In this 6th grade mean, median, mode, and range activity, students will determine the median of 8 different sets of data. They will order the numbers from least to greatest and then find the median. Students will get immediate feedback when the box turns green if they are correct and red if they are incorrect. This activity is needs no preparation! Printable version and answer key included too! This resource includes:Self checking Google Sheet2 printable pagesAnswer KeySimilar resources:F

In this 6th grade error analysis activity, students will identify mistakes in dot plots, a histogram, and a stem-and-leaf plot. Then, they will correctly answer questions about each data display. Students will use a digital drop down menu to see each task card and complete the problems. They will receive immediate feedback if they correctly interpret the data displays or not. The same problems are also provided on the printable version, so that students can write out their work on paper. This

Save over 30% on this mean, median, mode, and range bundle of activities on measures of central tendency with data sets! This 6th grade bundle includes digital and printable activities. Each activity has a self checking aspect, as well as a printable version and answer keys! This bundle includes:Mean, Median, Mode, and Range:Self checking Google Sheet with 16 problems3 printable pages including a reference sheetAnswer KeyMean, Median, and Mode:Self checking Google Sheet with 6 problems2 prin

In this 6th grade error analysis activity, students will identify mistakes when determining whether or not a question is a statistical question. Then, students will correctly answer if the question is statistical or not by determining if there is numerical data that can be collected and if there is variability in the data. Students will use a digital drop down menu to see each task card and complete the problems. They will receive immediate feedback if they completed the problem correctly. T

In this 6th grade statistics practice, students will find the mean, median, mode, and range for 12 problems with 3 different sets of data. Great for review day on measures of central tendency! Pair this activity with an error analysis activity to simplify your lesson plans!Grab the mini bundle here!The digital version uses Google Slides for students to see each question and record their answers on the first slide. The printable version includes space for students to show their work and the sa

In this 6th grade math practice on mean, median, mode, and range, students will find the range of sets of data. There are 11 problems on the printable version and in the digital maze. If the maze is done correctly, students will solve 10 of the 11 problems. This resource is no prep, self-checking, and gives instant feedback! Answer key included. This resource includes:Self checking Google Sheet2 printable pagesAnswer KeySimilar Resources:Finding the MeanFinding the MedianFinding the Mod

In this 6th grade mean, median, mode, and range resource, students will practice finding the mode of five sets of data. Students will complete 5 problems and get immediate feedback from the digital version. For the digital activity, students will love watching the mystery picture appear as more questions are answered. Correct answers turn green and incorrect answers turn red. The printable version has the same 5 sets of data. Answer key included. ⭐️ GREAT TO USE AS A QUICK CHECK / EXIT

In this 6th grade mean, median, mode resource, students will practice finding the measures of center of two sets of data. Students will complete 6 problems, 2 of each type, and get immediate feedback from the digital version. For the digital activity, students will love watching the mystery picture unscramble itself as more questions are answered. Correct answers turn green and incorrect answers turn red. The printable version has the same 6 task cards that can be printed and a page for s