Statistics

This is a four page packet for a lesson on five number summaries and box plots. The notes pages are written in straightforward language to make them easy for students to understand. Students will be able to identify the five components of a five number summary when given a data set and use that information to create a box plot.Notes pages can be done as a teacher-led whole group or independently.Practice pages can be done individually or with groups at school or home.Use the practice as an...

This is a fun, simple way for your students to read box plots and learn the vocabulary of the famous 5-number summary for box plots: minimum (lower extreme), lower quartile (1st quartile), median, upper quartile (3rd quartile), and maximum (upper extreme). Students love to compete, and there's no better way to help them identify the 5 parts and learn the essential vocabulary than with a game! There are 64 cards available for you, all in printable sheets. You don't have to purchase or alter...

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6th Grade Statistics Lesson Plans and Ideas. These lessons and ideas are great to get students interested in statistics for 6th grade.

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Critical Values Table via Pearson (I made the rest).

With this Box Plots Worksheet, students will get plenty of practice reading the median, interquartile range, and range from a box plot, as well as plotting a box plot. This worksheet is specially curated for your students in Years 9 and 10.

This product includes 21 problems that provide practice with analyzing box & whisker plots.This practice sheet requires scholars to analyze three box and whisker plots and determine:maximumminimumrangeupper quartilelower quartilemedianinterquartile range This product includes:digital versioneditable & printable versionanswer key

Compound probability is fun to teach because it lends itself to hands-on learning. I’ve found that students don’t even complain about the fact they they’re working with fractions when they’re doing compound probability. (shocking, right?!) I’m excited to share some of my favorite activities for practicing compound probability with you. These activities will build background […]

Using a Box Plot to visually represent data and breaking down the elements of the plot