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Looking to reinforce your students' understanding of measures of variability, specifically range and interquartile range (IQR)? This differentiated practice set is the perfect resource for helping students master how to calculate and interpret range and IQR from real-world and mathematical data sets. Designed for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade math, this resource includes 3 leveled worksheet sets, each with 10 practice problems. All problems are crafted with whole number values to help students

Statistics & Probability - Identifying Populations, Representative Samples + Bias in samples printable, cut & paste matching activity. Students will identify the population, representative sample and biased sample based on the given situations. What is included?2 sets of 5 situations2 sets of cards to cut and sortChallenge page for each set for students to use to explain why the biased sample is not appropriate to useAnswer key for each setANSWER KEY INCLUDEDThis lesson aligns well with:  CC

This printable worksheet includes 10 data sets and asks students to calculate the mean, median, mode and range of the given data sets. Space is provided for students to order the data set from least to greatest and then calculate the mean, median, mode & range. All answers are whole numbers or a decimal to the tenths place. No repeating or non-terminating decimals as answers. This practice set includes PDF version with 10 word problemsPDF version with 10 word problems + graphic organizer to s

This free activity is a printable, cut & paste matching activity. Students will identify the population, representative sample and biased sample based on the given situations. ANSWER KEY INCLUDEDThis lesson aligns well with:  CCSS: 6.SP.A.1: Recognize a statistical question as one that anticipates variability in the data related to the question and accounts for it in the answers. For example, "How old am I?" is not a statistical question, but "How old are the students in my school?" is a stat

This printable worksheet with 10 word problems enables students to practice utilizing given survey data obtained from a random sample to make predictions or inferences about a population as a whole. This is an excellent practice set for 6th or 7th grade math students mastering their statistics understandings. The word problems include a mix of numerical results & percentage results for students to utilize to answer the question. This practice set includes PDF version with 10 word problems PDF

Do you need to teach your 6th grade students how to distinguish between statistical and non-statistical questions? Do you want to practice writing statistical questions? Do your 7th grade students need a re-fresher from their 6th grade math work with statistical questions? This Statistical v. Non-statistical Questions practice set can be used as independent practice, stations, partner work and more! This includes 4 different activities: 1. Sort questions as "statistical" or "non-statistical" - 2

Do you need to teach your 6th grade students how to distinguish between statistical and non-statistical questions? Do you want to practice writing statistical questions? Do your 7th grade students need a re-fresher from their 6th grade math work with statistical questions? This Statistical v. Non-statistical Questions Cut and Paste is a great for students to practice identifying statistical questions. The question slips (10-14 per child) must be cut out. There are 2 options for workspace includ

Do you need to teach your 6th grade students how to distinguish between statistical and non-statistical questions? Do you want to practice writing statistical questions? Do your 7th grade students need a re-fresher from their 6th grade math work with statistical questions? This lesson is a well-prepared, standards aligned math lesson on identifying and creating statistical questions as well as classifying statistical questions as numerical or categorical. Students will review questions and ident