High school data collection resources

Class Activity. 1. Explanation sheets for Describing the Chance of Something Happening. 2. Differentiated worksheet with answer sheet. 3. Plenary Mix and Match Game for Describing the Chance of Something Happening.. Game suitable for Starter/Plenary/Revision/Link activity involving Describing the Chance of Something Happening.. You will need data projector and laptop.

This is the second of two whole lesson looking at theoretical probability. This lesson looks at 2 dice in various situations, snooker balls, playing cards and building on the first lesson to deepen pupil's understanding of theoretical probability. The lesson comes with a starter with handout support, lesson objectives, key words, different activities, two tarsia activities with answers and plenary. It forms a part of an excellent series / bundle on probability, which I highly recommend as a sequence of lessons. Lesson 1 - Probability Scale Lesson 2 - Theoretical Probability 1 Lesson 3 - Theoretical Probability 2 Lesson 4 - Relative Frequency Lesson 5 - Tree Diagrams NOTE: Feel free to browse my shop for more excellent free and premium resources and if you do purchase then please remember to rate and feedback as it is really helpful, thank you.

Class Activity. 1. Explanation sheets for Simple Chance/Probability. 2. Differentiated worksheet with answer sheet. 3. Plenary Mix and Match Game for Simple Chance/Probability. Game suitable for Starter/Plenary/Revision/Link activity involving Simple Chance/Probability. You will need data projector and laptop.

Fully detailed, creative original lesson plans ensuring progressions and 5 lessons that covers the Handling Data section in Maths.

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For Year 10 and 11 GCSE Statistics students. Using a real-life project approach this is the first lesson looking at data collecting and representing continuous data using data collected by pupils. Included is the lesson plan with links to videos, the Powerpoint presentation for the lesson and worksheets for students. There is also an overview of the full 5 lesson project. This lesson introduces collecting primary data and creating questionnaires. Pupils also find averages - mode, mean and median. The following lessons use the data collected by pupils and look at sampling, drawing cumulative frequency graphs, equal and unequal class histograms, frequency polygons and the shape of distributions.

In this lesson, learners will be able to interpret, analyse and compare the distributions of data sets from univariate empirical distributions through appropriate measures of central tendency (including modal class) and spread Lesson can be used as whole class teaching by teachers and at home by learners. Lots of drag and drop activity with instant feedback. To access online choose the multiscreen.html file. To access offline choose the swf file. Contains 51 Interactive pages

Tidy presentation, very graphic, aimed at able students, but easily adapted. Includes definition of hypothesis, a clear description of qualitative/quantitative data with examples. Clear descriptions of discrete and continuous data with examples. A summary diagram and questions

In this lesson, learners will be able to: 1) construct and interpret cumulative frequency graphs, 2) interpret, analyse and compare the distributions of data sets through quartiles and inter-quartile range Lesson can be used as whole class teaching by teachers and at home by learners. Lots of drag and drop activity with instant feedback. To access online choose the multiscreen.html file. To access offline choose the swf file. Contains 28 interactive pages

Pupils collect data from the resource sheet to help them fill in the worksheets.

Different types of random sampling for AS-Level Statistics Maths for exam in 2019.

Here is a lesson I have created for a mixed/high ability year 7 group on averages from non-grouped frequency tables. It also contains a brief recap on averages. The resources on have been adapted from others found on here. Attached you will find the relevant printing file. Feel free to modify, improve, and share! Please rate, as I appreciate the feedback.