That Stats Guy

This is a Halloween themed stations assignment on simplifying rational expressions. Each page contains the answer from the previous station, a location of an eerie setting from a work of literature, the problem for that particular station, and the literary reference for the eerie location. There is also a student answer sheet that is included so the students can record their answers.

This activity is broken into three parts. The first part uses a frequency distribution of Words With Friends tiles to explore simple probability, addition rule, and complements. The second part allows the student to use an empirical method to find the frequency of letters used in the English language and to find empirical probabilities. Books or magazines are needed to complete Part II. The third part asks for comparisons between the probabilities of the Words With Friends tiles and the empiri

This is an activity that combines constructing a data table from a survey of students and classifying data types. Students are asked to find data for six different variables and then classify each variable as categorical or quantitative. There are also six questions to answer about the data table results.