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Welcome Class!

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Educational Games

Check out these awesome games! Test your knowledge on mean, median and mode.

Building Game

Bamzooki Game

Rags & Riches Game

Toad Video

Having trouble with finding the mean, median and mode? Watch this cool video!

Mean, Median and Mode TOADS

Mean

Instructions:
Copy the picture onto your own scratch paper and find the mean. You will move the stars until there is an equal amount of stars in each row. The mean will be the number of stars that is in each row.

Class Notes

On Tuesday, we worked on a group activity. Here is a picture of what we did and the instructions!

Instructions:

1. Fold construction paper in half and then fold to make 4 equal segments. 

2. Cut the middle part of the two end segments to make it looking like the following picture. 

3. Write Mean, Median, Mode and Range on the front of the folded paper as outlined. 

4. On the inside at the top of each square you are going to write down YOUR definition of each concept. 

5. Under the definition you will find the answer to each concept using these numbers: 20, 15, 21, 19, 17, 20, 16

Examples

Mean and Range

Mean, Median, and Mode

Flocabulary Rap Video!

Check out this cool rap video that will help you understand the concepts of mean, median and mode better:

Math Rap

Please write 3 to 4 sentences explaining what you learned from this video. Students, use the comments section below.

Mean Median Mode Range

Play games while you learn. Test your knowledge after each concept is taught!
MeanMedianModeRange Video Explanation

Here is a great way to review for our test!
Jeopardy Review Game

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Definitions:

TEKS ADDRESSED:

§111.22. Mathematics, Grade 6.

(b)  Knowledge and skills.

(10)  Probability and statistics. The student uses statistical representations to analyze data. The student is expected to:

(B)  identify mean (using concrete objects and pictorial models), median, mode, and range of a set of data;