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This set of worksheets help your students practice compound probability using tree diagrams. It includes a mix of scaffolded pages (where part of the work is done for them) and blank templates (where they do it all on their own). These are great for teaching independent and dependent events in a visual, step-by-step way. 5 PDF pages for printing, with 2 tree diagrams per page (10 problems total). Cut pages in half to use at math centers or stations or post around the room for a fun scavenge

Make two-way frequency tables practice fun with this no-prep Two-Way Tables Coloring Activity for 8th grade statistics! These worksheets give students meaningful practice reading two-way tables, finding totals and missing values, calculating relative frequency, working with percentages, and answering probability questions based on categorical data. Students solve each problem, match their answers on the coloring sheet, and color by answer for a fun and easy-to-use math review activity. These tw

Your students will love practicing Probability of Compound Events (with and without replacement) in this fun, printable partner activity. This is a great, interactive resource that I use during our Statistics Unit. No Prep - Just Print & Go!Instructions: 1.Divide students into pairs 2.Give “Partner A” sheet to one student and “Partner B” to the other. The questions are different! 3.Partners will work independently to solve the problems and place the resulting symbols at the top of the page, ac

This interactive Google Slides resource helps students practice compound probability using tree diagrams (including independent and dependent events). Each slide includes one tree diagram with editable text boxes, so students can easily type their answers directly on the slide. 10 slides in total. There is a mix of scaffolded slides (with part of the diagram filled in) and blank templates for students to complete on their own. Each practice activity is anchored in a real-world scenario and gi

Your students will love this fun & engaging project for your 8th Grade Statistics Unit! This is a real-world application of data to see how to world has changed over the last fifty years. This project finds your students working through 5 parts: creating and interpreting scatter plots, finding the line of best fit, finding the equation of the line, and making predictions. Data sets include population, life expectancy, global temperature, and average number of books read from 1970-2020. Meaningfu

Give students hands-on practice with analyzing scatterplots and interpreting trend lines in this interactive 24-card Boom Deck! Students will identify associations (positive, negative, none), estimate slope and y-intercept, write equations in slope-intercept form, and use the line of best fit to make predictions - all in a variety of engaging formats: multiple choice, drag and drop, fill in the blank, and click-to-answer. Click here to preview this deck!Each card includes: Visual scatterplots wi

Your students will love practicing writing the equation of the line (slope-intercept form) and making predictions given scatter plots with these task cards! There are 12 task cards in total - 6 for finding the equation of the line and 6 for making predictions from the trend line. This product can be used a number of ways! •Print the task cards on colored paper •Laminate and use as a station, center, or early finisher Or •Hang the printed task cards around the room for students to answer using t

This bundle includes both printable practice pages and an interactive Google Slides version for teaching compound probability using tree diagrams! Students will create and complete tree diagrams to explore independent and dependent events.Print Version: Includes scaffolded and blank templates - great for math centers, stations, or scavenger hunts! Digital Version: One tree diagram per slide with editable text boxes - perfect for Google Classroom or independent digital practice. This is the

Practice drawing scatter plots and line of best with this engaging class investigation! Some people say that your arm span is equal to your height - students will investigate to see if this is true by measuring, collecting data, creating a scatter plot, drawing a line of best fit, and interpreting results. Perfect for a mini project or activity for your Data and Statistic unit. I used this for a classroom observation and it was a hit! The entire activity is viewable in the preview file. Please

Your students will love this set of practices problems for constructing Two-Way Frequency Tables. This resource includes a link to a digital, Google Slides version as well as a PDF for printing. Your download contains 3 PDF pages for printing (9 sets of data and a two-way table template to fill in) and 9 interactive Google Slides (with text boxes added to fill in the two-way tables). Great for: Review of Data & Statistics (Bivariate date)Math CentersChoice BoardsHomeworkEarly finishersDistance