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This week we did more with our Statistics unit! We took an idea from Jen Runde, and built cookie towers to get our data set!
This was a LOT more fun than just making up a set of numbers, and it was nice because the students had a BLAST building their towers, too! :)
I had the students build two towers if the time (and the cookies) allowed. I then had them give me their BEST one, and I recorded it on the board:
I then had them use that data to create a box and whisker plot using that data. They had to find the IQR, mean, median, mode and range for the data, too. We then went back again to work on percents--such a tough concept for these guys. I had the class find out what percent of the students in the class built a tower taller than 20 cookies. They created all of this onto a mini poster:
The students have REALLY been having a lot of fun with this! :)
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