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Common Core 6.SP.B.5 lectures

Statistics Unit

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Fun with Box and Whiskers, Mean, Median, Mode, Range, Five Number Summary using anything from McDonald's food to M&M's with SKittles.

Subjects:

Algebra, Math, Statistics

Grades:

5th - 7th

Types:

Lectures, Activities, Lesson

CCSS:

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Statistics (Mean, Median, Mode, Box and Whiskers, with the five number summary

Created by

Stacie Keitt

Teaching statistics to 6th graders can be an engaging experience by making the concepts relatable and visual. Five-Number SummaryThe five-number summary includes the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum. These values help summarize a set of data and are used in creating box plots. Start by having students collect a small dataset, such as their test scores, and calculate these five points to see how data is distributed.Box and Whisker PlotsA box and whisker plot (box plot)

Subjects:

Math, Statistics

Grades:

5th - 7th

Types:

Lectures, Activities, Lesson

CCSS:

Also included in: Statistics Unit

Introduction to Statistics (Focus on Mean, Median, Mode, & Range)

Created by

Eric Jayne

I use this PowerPoint presentation to introduce (or in some cases review) our statistics unit. It starts off with a warm-up where students measure each other to capture some class data on height. Then the slides go through key vocabulary words, like mean, median, mode, range, outlier, data set, and cluster. Each of those slides provides a definition that students can take notes from and an example. At the end of the presentation, students are encouraged to apply these statistical measures to

Subjects:

Math, Statistics

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Lectures, PowerPoint Presentations, Lesson

CCSS:

6.SP.B.5

Specific Heat Capacity of Water (NGSS PS3-4 Energy)

Created by

Mr B Physics

This resource is a fully differentiated lesson aimed at teaching Physics: Internal Energy and Energy Transfers, and links to heat transfer in materials. This lesson has 5 learning objectives that become more difficult as you move through them: *Identify the equation for specific heat capacity. *Describe the difference between heat and temperature. *Explain, using a practical, how to find the specific heat capacity for water. *Apply the equation for specific heat capacity to calculate the am

Subjects:

Physical Science, Physics, Science

Grades:

6th - 8th

Types:

Lectures, PowerPoint Presentations, Lesson

CCSS:

6.SP.B.5

, RST.6-8.3

, WHST.6-8.7