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Hello! This is a summer homework packet for AP Statistics. The homework consists of two parts: Guided reading questions for the book "How to Lie with Statistics" by Darrell Huff and a foundational math practice portion (it's review for basic math skills that will be used in AP Statistics). There are examples with solutions included in the math portion. If you don't have a physical copy of the book, I attached a free digital copy to the document. The packet is editable, so you may make changes

Hi! If you're following my series of PowerPoints for the Stats Medic/Math Medic curriculum, this resource is for you. The PowerPoint includes the ENTIRE sequence of activities, notes, and lessons aligned to Unit 1: Modeling Distributions of Data in the Stats Medic curriculum for AP Statistics. The resource is a Microsoft PowerPoint, so feel free to edit the cadence of activities as you need. Each block is separated by a warm-up slide so you'll know when the PowerPoint ends for each class period

This is a lesson (on powerpoint) about statistical distributions. The lesson includes practice problems and vocabulary relating to dot plots, stem plots, and describing/comparing statistical distributions. This is for secondary math (high schoolers). It includes some data collection activities and requires students to get involved in the lesson. If you teach with a tablet, iPad, or smart board, this template is writing-friendly. You can write on the presentation or edit it as you need for your c

Updated as of 5/28: With Think-Write-Pair-Shares and more guided practice during the lesson. This is a guided lesson on normal distributions and random variables. The lesson walks students through examples on how to identify discrete and continuous variables. It also goes over normal distributions, the empirical rule, and how to find z-scores. This lesson includes examples that you can use to walk students through the problems. If you teach with a tablet, iPad, or a Smart board, this lesson is

Hello! This is a lesson (powerpoint) on two-variable data. It includes vocabulary and guided practice on how to create scatter plots, calculate and interpret correlation, and write regression lines. This lesson should span through two weeks. You can find supplementary activities to this lesson on my storefront! If you teach StatsMedic, it's aligned to the cadence of StatsMedic lessons and activities. This resource is best downloaded to Google Drive and then edited as needed for your students.

If you're following my series of PowerPoints for the Calc Medic or Math Medic curriculum, this resource is for you. The PowerPoint includes the ENTIRE sequence of activities, notes, and lessons aligned to Unit 1: Introduction to Calculus in the CALC Medic curriculum for AP Calculus. The resource is a Microsoft PowerPoint, so feel free to edit the cadence of activities as you need. Each block is separated by a warm-up slide so you'll know when the PowerPoint ends for each class period (if your sc

If you're following my series of PowerPoints for the Stats Medic or Math Medic curriculum, this resource is for you. The PowerPoint includes the ENTIRE sequence of activities, notes, and lessons aligned to Unit 2: Modeling Data in the Stats Medic curriculum for AP Statistics. The resource is a Microsoft PowerPoint, so feel free to edit the cadence of activities as you need. Each block is separated by a warm-up slide so you'll know when the PowerPoint ends for each class period (if your school ha

Updated as of 5/28 with graphic organizers and sentence starters. Hello! I've designed a statistics project that students in my class loved! This project requires students to collect data on a topic that interests them. They have to design a sampling method that is as unbiased as possible. Students are then required to analyze their data and summary statistics. They also need to do a regression analysis on their study and make inferences using their results. This is perfect for a replacement o

UPDATED AS OF 4/28/24 with revisions and rubric Hello! If you're looking for a geometry project that covers surface area, area, angle measurements, and naming angles, this is perfect! This project requires students to design a dream home for their teacher (change the name on the project to your name) and use their mathematical skills to find the total area of your dream home. There's a creative bonus to the project. It also includes instructions for students to create a physical model home. T

Hi! This is Part 2 of the lessons for One Variable Data for High School Statistics. Part 1 can be found on my product listings in my store. This lesson covers measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode), measures of variability (range, standard deviation, IQR), and how to create box plots. It includes guided practice during the lesson and think-write-pair-shares for students to engage in during the lesson. It's best downloaded into Google Drive and edited as you need for your class. If yo

Hi! This project is based on Inference Procedures (T-TESTS and Z-TESTS). This can be done for a regular OR AP Statistics class. I've used it as a final project, but it can also be used as a review for the AP exam, or an assessment for inferences. The project will require your class to fill out a survey (hence, all about our class). Students will use the class survey to conduct a data analysis/ inference test on their class and use it to generalize information about their grade/school/etc. It wi

Hi! If you're a new teacher or just a teacher looking for a fun way to introduce yourself for the new school year, this Class/Teacher Introduction Template is a great way to structure your first day of class. It includes highlighted areas where you can make edits to the presentation so it's unique to you. It also includes a cadence of how to structure your first day of class (ice breaker, teacher introduction, student introductions, syllabus review, classroom expectations, and much much more) a

This is a SMART goals template that you can provide to your students at the beginning of the semester. It helps them be accountable for their actions and grades throughout the year. You can print it and pass them out OR upload it to Google Classroom as a virtual assignment if you want to go paperless.