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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

Looking for an engaging, hands-on way to help your students master confidence intervals and hypothesis testing? This Skittles Statistics Activity brings real-world data collection and statistical inference to life! Your students will love the tactile, edible component of this lesson, and you'll love how it transforms abstract statistical concepts into concrete, observable results that stick with them long after class ends. This resource includes:Complete student activity guide with step-by-step

No prep, answer key is included, and an engaging activity to get students to "love" math! Students will solve problems using the Empirical Rule (68-95-99.7 Rule) with this Valentine's Day themed coloring activity. They will practice labeling a normal curve using a given mean and standard deviation, then use the Empirical Rule to answer questions about the curve. There are 12 problems total, and students will look to see which color matches their answer. They will then color the heart to make bea

Looking for something to do with your Probability and Statistics classes before winter break? Are your students jealous of the lower grades always getting to do fun coloring activities? Look no further! Students will practice solving questions related to Discrete Probability Distributions when given a table. Students will solve for missing probability, solve for probabilities when given the inequality symbol, solve for probabilities in word form, and find the mean and standard deviation of the d

Looking for something to do with your Probability and Statistics classes before winter break? Are your students jealous of the lower grades always getting to do fun coloring activities? Look no further! Students will practice solving questions related to Binomial Probability Distributions ( note: this product only contains items related to Binomial PDF questions). Students will classify as binomial or not, identify missing characteristics of a binomial distribution, and solve probability questio

This probability distribution review is a great way to get your Statistics classes up and moving while they practice! This activity can be used for review the day before a test, the day before a break, or at the end of the year as part of your final exam review. This activity uses three sets of questions involving Discrete, Binomial, and Geometric probability distributions. After tossing the beanbags and recording their results, students will determine probabilities and find the mean and standar

This Thanksgiving Probability Puzzle covers solving for probabilities when given two-way tables and tree diagrams. Students will solve the problem, then look for their answer down at the bottom. Each answer corresponds to a letter that the students will use to fill in the blanks to create a special Thanksgiving message.

Students will practice sorting right triangles based on the technique needed to solve. Types of problems included are: Pythagorean Theorem, 45-45-90 Triangles, 30-60-90 Triangles, Trig, and Inverse Trig. This is a great opportunity for students to work together in groups to share their reasoning for how they would do a particular problem! Answer key included. For added practice, have the students solve each problem after they have sorted them correctly. A student answer sheet and key are include

Just print it and go! In this activity students will practice using the Pythagorean Theorem to solve for missing sides and using the converse of the Pythagorean Theorem to classify triangles as acute, right, or obtuse. There are 11 total questions that students will work through. The first 5 involve solving for missing sides. Questions involve a mix of solving for a leg or hypotenuse. Answers will contain a mix of whole numbers, radicals that need to be simplified, and radicals that cannot be si