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Jeopardy

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Unit 5

Unit 5. Statistics and Probability 6.SP. Statistical Questions. 6.SP.1. Warm Up. Describe how the two questions below are different. How far did you travel to come to school this morning? How far did the students in your class travel to get to school this morning?.

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What is the topic?

What is the topic?. Clicker questions as your clue ? Grade 8 Math. The most/least popular kind of music/sport/fast food. -From Grade 8 St. Columba C.S. What do you think is the most popular kind of music in this class?. A. Classical Music B. Rock Music C. Metal Music D. Hip-hop Music

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Race Questions: Question 1

Race Questions: Question 1. Team:. Work out the median of these numbers 10, 6, 11, 8, 7, 2, 25. Answers. Race Questions: Question 2. Team:. Work out the mean of these four numbers 4, 9, 11, 8. Answers. Race Questions: Question 3. Team:.

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L.O. We are learning to make a tally chart.

L.O. We are learning to make a tally chart. . Our Favourite Pets? . Are you watching carefully? . Were you watching carefully ? Now count up your tally chart. How many fish did you see? How many cats did you see? How many dogs did you see? How many guinea pigs did you see?

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L.O. We are learning to make a tally chart.

L.O. We are learning to make a tally chart. . Our Favourite Pets? . Are you watching carefully? . Were you watching carefully ? Now count up your tally chart. How many fish did you see? How many cats did you see? How many dogs did you see? How many guinea pigs did you see?

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L.O. We are learning to make a tally chart.

L.O. We are learning to make a tally chart. Our Favourite Pets?. Are you watching carefully?. Were you watching carefully ? Now count up your tally chart. How many fish did you see? How many cats did you see? How many dogs did you see? How many guinea pigs did you see?

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Penny Project

Penny Project. By Aanjan Sikal. Introduction. This project is about numbers , graphs and tallies I have collected one-hundred pennies and I made a tally chart of the years they were minted. I also made a bar graph. I am thanking Mrs. Hood for letting me do this project. Tally.

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Stanford 10 Primary 2

Stanford 10 Primary 2. Mathematics Problem Solving. Problem Solving. Ashley lost 23 marbles. She looked under the couch and found 17 of them. How many more marbles are missing? Remember, she lost 23 marbles and found 17 of them. 40. 6. 14. 16. 13. Representation.

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M ultiple C hoice Q uiz AIT 2A/B

M ultiple C hoice Q uiz AIT 2A/B. Allison S aidi M hlanga. CONTENTS. Quiz Tally chart Single licence Site licence Concurrent licence Freeware/shareware Trial ware Implications of SWF for browser. QUIZ. TALLY CHART. SINGLE LICENCE. SITE LICENCE. CONCURRENT LICENCE.

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Charts and Tables

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Our journey through the river Dart.

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Reading bar charts

Reading bar charts LO: to solve a problem by organising and interpreting data in bar charts with intervals in ones and twos. Look at the way a bar chart is constructed. Can you name its different parts?. What goes here?. What is this called?. What is this?. What do we call this?.

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Data Handling

Data Handling W.A.L.T. We are learning how to solve a problem by collecting data and organising it in a way which is easy to read and understand. What is Data? Data is Information, It can be in the form of numbers, words, pictures, digits. It provides us with the facts.

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Data Handling

Data Handling. W.A.L.T. We are learning how to solve a problem by collecting data and organising it in a way which is easy to read and understand. What is Data?. Data is Information, It can be in the form of numbers, words, pictures, digits. It provides us with the facts.

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bar graph

bar graph. A graph that compares data by using bars of different lengths and heights. equally likely. Having the same chance of occurring. Example : coin toss you are equally likely to flip a head or tail. line plot.

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Do children in my maths group think different maths topics are easy, appropriate or hard?

Do children in my maths group think different maths topics are easy, appropriate or hard?. By Joe Rogers. Introduction. My name is Joe Rogers. My question is: do children in my maths group think different maths topics are easy, appropriate or hard?

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