March Madness Math Mean, Median, Mode - Measures of Central Tendency Activity
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This March Madness math activity asks students to determine mean, median, mode, and range for a variety of actual statistics from previous NCAA March Madness basketball tournaments. Perfect to excite any sports enthusiasts! It includes both print and digital formats, perfect for Google Classroom.
Each page slide within the activity is dedicated to a different statistic (for example, years since previous championships amongst winners, regular season wins amongst Elite 8 teams, Seeds of Championship teams...). Students use data to determine the measures of central tendency. Each category also has a higher-order thinking extension question.
An answer key is included, and the digital Google Slides version is equipped with text-boxes ready to go. Truly no-prep!
*This resource has been updated to reflect statistics from the most recent 2023 tournament. It will continue to be updated each year, so that students may work with the data from last year's tournament as they are getting excited about March Madness! You may redownload each year's update at no extra cost to you!
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