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St. Patrick's Day statistics laboratories
St. Patrick's Day - Rainbow Color Mixing Science Activity
Try this great rainbow experiment in your classroom! This STEM activity is so AMAZING and easy to do. This color blending science activity is almost magical as water "walks" between cups of red, yellow, and blue to blend to form the secondary colors. Students use science scientific method to make observations and predictions about what they see. The activity wraps up with a short reading explaining color mixing and students write or draw a conclusion to explain what happened. This product all
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PreK - 2nd
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St. Patrick's Day - Rainbow STEM Properties of the Water Molecule
This science activity seems almost magical as water "walks" between cups of red, yellow, and blue to blend to form the secondary colors in this Rainbow lab. Students use science practice skills to make observations and predictions about what they see. This experiment is so amazing and easy to do to illustrate capillary action and introduce properties of the water molecule. The activity wraps up with a short reading explaining the properties of the water molecule including adhesion, cohesion,
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3rd - 5th
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Candy Probability: Discovery of EXPERIMENTAL vs. THEORETICAL Probability
Middle Schoolers LOVE probability!
This is a GREAT lesson around Halloween when the kids are already hyped up on sugar and want to 'talk' to their classmates.
This activity allows the students to DISCOVER the differences between EXPERIMENTAL and THEORETICAL probability and connect it to everyday experiences. The probability lesson lends itself to fractions, decimals, percents, data collection, rational & irrational numbers, statistical graphs (box and whiskers, frequency tables...), measu
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5th - 9th
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Experimental Probability Activity (dice lab)
In this activity students work with a partner to roll a pair of dice (many times) and record the sum of the dice in a data collection sheet. Once the data has been collected the students are walked through the process of calculating the experimental probability for each sum and then the theoretical probability for each sum and are asked questions about the differences they find between the values. Students also make a bar graph using the percentages for theoretical probability and can visually s
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7th - 11th
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Light Energy Lab | Exploring Reflection and Colors | Candy Science Experiment
An easy prep and interesting lab exploring the absorption and reflection of lasers on different colored gummy candies. This hands-on lab can be conducted in 30 minutes. Uses simple supplies and includes teacher background information, tips, science activity, and a reading passage. Recommended for a Saint Patrick's Day Rainbow lesson.Included in the Hands-On ActivityBackground Information and Vocabulary on the visible light spectrum.Hands-on Activity Page with Two Variables to Test." The Science
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3rd - 6th
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NGSS:
4-PS4-2
, MS-PS4-1
, MS-PS4-2
, 4-PS3-2
Theoretical vs Experimental Probability Lab (includes making predictions)
This is a fun, student-centered activity in which students working with a partner will conduct an experimental lab tossing 2 coins. After completing the lab, they will draw conclusions based upon the results of the activity concerning the difference between theoretical and experimental probability. Then they use experimental probability to make predictions. I have included the lab activity, a follow-up worksheet which can be used to engage student discussion after the lab, and a worksheet for
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6th - 9th
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Rainbow STEM Capillary Action and Properties of Water Molecules Experiment
This experiment is so amazing and easy to do to illustrate capillary action and properties of the water molecule. This science activity seems almost magical as water "walks" between cups of red, yellow, and blue to blend to form the secondary colors. Students use science practice skills to make observations and predictions about what they see. The activity wraps up with a reading passage explaining the the science behind the activity including properties of the water molecule, adhesion, cohesion
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6th - 8th
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Water Bottle Flipping Investigation
Water bottle flipping- ratio, percent, measurement, data collection and graphing! The kids love bottle flipping and this product will let you bring bottle flipping into your classroom in an educational way!
Students will make predictions about the ideal water level in their water bottle that will result int he most successful flips. They will then record data about their bottle and conduct a variety of trials using different water levels to test their success with flipping their bottle at d
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5th - 7th
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How Many Licks to the Center of a Tootsie Pop? Statistics!
Looking for novel way to get your middle school students excited about math and statistics?!
This file contains everything you need to conduct the experiment (except the Tootsie Pops!) that answers the age old question "How many licks does it take to get the center of a tootsie pop?" The lesson covers mean, median, mode, range, outliers, tables, graphs, box and whisker plots, data collection, pre and post discussion questions, experimental procedures, and student reflection. I also provided a s
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6th - 9th
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Standard Error and Standard Deviation in AP Biology
Statistics is one of those components in AP Biology that is brand new to students.Without a proper introductory lesson to standard error and standard deviation, students can struggle with this all year. Fortunately, this lesson truly walks your students through the process of defining standard deviation and error, applying the concept of error bars with statistical analysis, and graphing data with error bars to make their own statistical analysis. A PowerPoint is included as well to guide the le
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11th - 12th
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St Patricks Day Scientific Method Experiment Review Introduction w/ Lucky Charms
Is there a dominant marshmallow in a box of Lucky Charms?
Looking for something different to do with Lucky Charms on St. Patrick's Day with your older Elementary Students? This is it! I recommend having parents donate SMALL boxes of Lucky Charms for this activity!
This experiment is an introduction/ review of the scientific method modeled after my best seller (that uses Skittles).
This product is part of a bundle! Science for all holidays!
HOLIDAY SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS BUNDLE: Inquiry for all
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3rd - 6th
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Physical Changes Magic Milk Lab | Saint Patricks Day Rainbow Science | Bundle
Explore physical changes and the properties of matter by creating a rainbow of colors with Magic Milk. This multi-grade bundle includes an experiment, further exploration activity, and a simple chemistry STEM challenge. Great for a science lab teacher or homeschool with multiple grades. A perfect experiment for St. Patrick's Day activity.Students will discover the cause and effect of soap on milk, water, and food coloring. Students will love the beauty of the swirling colors. Teachers will love
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Not Grade Specific
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Spring into Statistics Data Displays and Measures of Center Lab
This is a hands-on lab that teaches about Statistical Questions, Data Displays (dot/line plot, histograms, box plots) and Measures of Center (mean, median, mode, and range). The lab includes notes pages, examples with answer keys, and a final project in which the student can survey classmates and create a "flower" by using their data to find mean, median, mode, range. They will also create a box plot, histogram and dot plot.
St. Patrick's Day Science: Data Analysis & Interpretation Activities
St. Patrick's Day is a great opportunity for students to practice their data analysis and interpretation skills. Lucky them! These activities focus on gathering, observing, and understanding data patterns. The package includes:"Lucky Charm Lab" - In this lab, students predict and determine the ratio between oats and marshmallows in a box of Lucky Charms by measuring mass and volume of each. Is it healthy enough for our leprechaun friend to eat for breakfast?"Sitting on a Gold Mine!" - NO PREP!
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Holiday Science Bundle: Activities for Every Major Holiday
Sickle Cell Data Analysis: Hardy-Weinberg and Chi-Square
Want a great way to convert the "traditional" Hardy-Weinberg lab into a data problem set? Here it is! This is ideal for very small classes, where sample size could be an issue, busy classes, where you may need this for additional at-home practice, or very large classes, where the swapping of H-W cards could get too messy.Included is the full data problem set and teacher pages with the answer key.This data problem set covers:-genotypes and phenotypes-the Hardy-Weinberg equation, with application
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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St. Patrick's Day Leprechaun Science Inquiry force experiment- balloon rockets
In this inquiry activity you build a balloon rocket (leprechaun) and time it as it 'flies' across a room. you then challenge students to create a leprechaun using simple materials that will fly in a faster time than yours. This is a fun way to teach Newton's Third Law of Motion, but there are 2 versions of the challenge included...2 for upper level students who have learned the law, and one for lower levels who are just learning about forces. Included in this activity is an information sheet on
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2nd - 5th
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Game On! Hypothesis Testing: 1-Sample t-Test for Means Lab
This lab asks students to apply concepts of 1-sample t-test of means in a real world context. They are able to play/simulate games and determine if their theoretical calculation is accurate.
This lab integrates hypothesis testing based on two carnival games. Spiraling expected value and random variable topics from previous chapters will help themto prepare them with a "big picture" when it comes to the AP Statistics Exam.
(For the high flyers: It also asks students to develop of higher orde
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10th - 12th
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Rock, Paper, Scissors says Stat: A Chi-Square Lab
Students will utilize a Rock, Paper, Scissors website provided by the New York Times to determine whether the computer throwing Rock, Paper, Scissors is truly random. Students are asked to play the game 30 times in both modes. In addition, students are asked to call back ideas of simulation and probability to review previous learned concepts in preparation for the AP Exam to eliminate the confounding variables associated with human behavior.Please find an updated link to the simulator here: ht
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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St. Patrick's Day Science Lab: Colored Carnations
St. Patrick's Day Science Lab: Dyeing Carnations Green
This product contains 3 LABS to investigate the process of dyeing carnations green. Students will read an informational text about the process of florists dyeing flowers and the science behind it. Students will then able to complete three labs investigating: how long it takes for the dye to travel up the flower stem, whether cutting the stem allows you to predict locations of colors, and difference in the osmosis process due to water tem
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4th - 6th
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St. Patrick's Day STEM / STEAM Activity - Microwaving Soap Science Lab!
ST. PATRICK'S DAY STEM / STEAM ACTIVITY - Irish Spring Surprise Science Lab!This Fun St. Patrick's STEAM Activity Includes:2 interactive student worksheets with pictures1 conclusion question worksheetKey vocabularyList of materialsDetailed step-by-step instructionsExplanation of resultsScience Concepts Covered:AtomsStates of matterSolids, liquids, and gasesHeat energyHeat expansionComposition of soapUsing a scaleMeasuring weightStudents will have so much fun watching a bar of soap expand into a
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3rd - 12th
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Scatterplots Linear Regression Line of Best Fit Forearms & Height (Editable)
After teaching my students about scatterplots, correlation, and the line of best fit, I take a day for them to do a hands-on lab, in which they measure their height (in inches) and their forearm length (from the tip of their elbow, to the bony point on their wrist), and we plot the class data, write the equation of the line of best fit, and then use the equation generated both forwards and backwards. They will need 45 minutes to an hour to do this in class.
I have found that if the students br
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7th - 12th
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Magic Milk Color Science Experiment | St Patricks Day Rainbow Activity Grade K 1
Explore milk and soap by creating a rainbow of colors. Uses easy-to-find and inexpensive supplies for kitchen science fun. Great for Saint Patrick's Day, nutrition unit, chemistry, or adding to a dairy farm lesson. Memorable for sure!Included in the Hands-On Investigation and Teacher Guide:Correlation to the *Next Generation Science Standards: Science and Engineering Practices for Kindergarten-Second Grade. Background Information and Teacher Tips.6-page Investigation Journal following the Sci
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K - 2nd
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NGSS:
K-2-ETS1-3
, 2-PS1-1
, 2-PS1-2
, K-PS2-1
Cellular Respiration Think-it-Through Lab with Standard Error
This activity allows students to review basic concepts of cellular respiration in the context of a lab scenario. Students will work with data and complete calculations including percent change, mean, standard deviation, and standard error. In addition, students will see how error bars are drawn and learn how to interpret them on a graph. Activity A: Introduction (background, lab design, etc)Activity B: Working with data (percent change and mean calculations)Activity C: Calculating standard e
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Cell Resp Think-It-Through Lab with Standard Error and Answer Key
St. Patrick's Day STEM / STEAM Activity - Rainbow Density Column Science Lab!
ST. PATRICK'S DAY STEM / STEAM ACTIVITY - Rainbow Density Column Science Lab!This Fun St. Patrick's STEAM Activity Includes:2 interactive student worksheets with pictures1 conclusion question worksheetBackground informationExplanation of resultsList of materialsDetailed step-by-step instructionsKey vocabularyScience & Engineering Concepts Covered:DensityMassVolumeDissolvingMeasurementForming a hypothesisStudents will have so much fun creating a beautiful rainbow column!Click VIEW PREVIEW abo
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3rd - 12th
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