The Math Experience

This bundle includes two types of resources to help you prepare students for unit tests and the AP Exam: Doodle Reviews and Unit Activities. Doodle reviews will have students complete a topical review for each unit to summarize what they need to know. The Unit Activities will help students review each unit in a unique way (Dominos, Go Fish, Quiz Quiz Trade, Card Sorts, Clue, Jeopardy, etc). Please visit the individual resource product pages to see a full description. Each activity will be refres

In this bundle, you will receive 16 engaging student led activities. Use these to review before each unit test, or use these to review before the AP exam. There are at least 1 activity for each CED Unit. These reviews include Card Sorts, Puzzles, Dominos, I Have Who Has, Tell me something true, Scavenger Hunts, Task Cards, Quiz Quiz Trade, Bingo, Crack the Code, and Gallery Walks. After the 2025-2026 school year, each activity will be updated to reflect changes in the CED that are coming Fall 20

In this activity, students will review analyzing and exploring One Variable Data (CED Unit 1). Students will visit a total of 10 stations to analyze a variety of graphs, including bar graph, pie chart, dotplot, stemplot, boxplot, and histogram. Students will need to be able to find summary statistics, describe shape, classify categorical and quantitative variables and compare distributions. An answer bank allows this activity to be self checking for students. Give this a try in your classroom be

In this card sort activity, students will review experiment vocabulary by matching up the vocabulary term, its definition and an example. This activity includes three different experiments (completely randomized, block and matched pairs). The students should understand the following terms: explanatory variable, response variable, treatments, experimental units, random assignment, control, replication, comparison, single/double blind, completely randomized design, block design, matched pairs desi

In this activity, students will review Sampling Methods and Bias by playing a classic game - Go Fish! Students should be able to identify the following sampling methods and bias: Simple Random SampleStratified Random SampleCluster SampleSystematic Random SampleConvenience SampleCensusVoluntary Response BiasUndercoverage BiasResponse BiasNonresponse BiasInstructions and answer key included!

Use these task cards to practice with confidence intervals! This activity does not follow the CED, in that it practices both proportions and means.This activity includes 18 task cards asking students to calculate confidence intervals, identify critical values, solve for sample size, interpret intervals and levels, check conditions for inference, and identify changes in margin of error. Also included in this file is ways to change your task cards into a more engaging game - including Connect 4,

In this whole class activity, students will review important vocabulary terms in CED Unit 3: Collecting Data. Students will verbally ask and recall definitions having to do with sampling methods, bias, and experiments. This is a great warm up activity and review before assessing this unit. This could also be used as a great refresher before the AP Exam!

In this review activity, students will practice Normal Distribution calculations. Students will place dominos in order as they practice finding z-scores, probabilities, percentiles, and more! This activity is great for group collaboration and is self checking. This activity uses the calculator, so answers may be slightly off if using a z-score table. The order of the dominos in the original file (before cutting) will tell you the correct order.

In this Clue inspired mystery activity, students will practice 12 multiple choice questions over hypothesis testing. This activity does not follow CED and combines both proportions and means problems.Students will need to know how to use test statistic formulas, calculate p-values, interpret p-values, make conclusions, interpret error and power. Each correct answer will give a student a clue and lead them to the correct suspect, weapon and location. This activity includes editable versions (goo

In this puzzle activity, students will match the inference procedure, hypotheses, conditions, formulas, calculations and conclusions for significance tests and confidence intervals. This activity does require quite a bit of prep, but it is a great review activity for students. Students will be able to see all 13 inference procedures at once: one sample z testone sample t testone sample z intervalone sample t intervaltwo sample z testtwo sample t testtwo sample z intervaltwo sample t intervalchi

In this card sort puzzle activity, students will work in groups to piece together the name of the procedure, hypotheses, conditions, formula, calculations and conclusion. This activity includes 6 puzzles: 2 goodness of fit, 2 association/independence, and 2 homogeneity. After the 2025-2026 school year, this activity will be updated to reflect changes in the CED that are coming Fall 2026. All buyers will receive an email to download the updated versions.

In this review activity, students quiz each other on analyzing two variable data. This review activity should be used at the end of the unit, before a test. Students should be able to analyze a scatter plot, residual plot and a computer output table. Students should be able to interpret slope, y-intercept, correlation, standard deviation of residuals, and coefficient of determination. Students should be able to use the least squares regression line to make predications and calculate residuals.