Week 5
Lesson Plan for Oct 13 to Oct 17.
Monday 10/13
Students will begin the chapter 10 skills assessment. They will also be given the data project that they can finish as homework.
Tuesday 10/14
We will continue the assessment and project.
Wednesday 10/15
We will continue the assessment and project, if needed. This day may also be used for pretest purposes for chapter 1.
Thursday 10/16 No School
Friday 10/17 No School
Skills Bank for Chapter 10. The pages and problems refer to the textbook.
10-1 Organizing and Displaying Data, pp. 683-685
10-1.1 How do you read an interpret bar graphs? #17-18
10-1.2 How do you read and interpret double bar graphs? HW #19-21
10-1.3 How do you read and interpret line graphs? HW #22, 23
10-1.4 How do you read an interpret double-line graphs? HW #24-26
10-1.5 How do you read and interpret circle graphs? HW #27, 28
10-1.6 How do you choose and create an appropriate display for a set of given data? HW #29-33
10-2 Frequency and Histograms, pp. 690-691
10-2.1 How do you make a stem-and-leaf plot? HW #7, 8, 12, 13a
10-2.2 How do you make a frequency table? HW #9
10-2.3 How do you make a histogram? HW #10, 13bcd
10-2.4 How do you make a cumulative frequency table? HW #11
10-3 Data Distributions, p. 697
10-3.1 How do you find the mean, median, mode, and range of a data set? HW #11-14, 20-28
10-3.2 How do you choose the measure of central tendency that best describes a data set? HW #15
10-3.3 How do you draw a box-and-whisker plot? HW #16-19
10-4 Misleading Graphs and Statistics, pp.704-705
10-4.1 How do you recognize a misleading bar graph? HW #7
10-4.2 How do you recognize a misleading line graph? HW #8
10-4.3 How do you recognize a misleading circle graph? HW #9
10-4.4 How do you recognize misleading statistics? HW #10
10-5 Experimental Probability, pp. 716-717
10-5.1 How do you identify the sample space and outcomes of an event? HW #12-14
10-5.2 How do you estimate the likelihood of an event? HW #15-17
10-5.3 How do you find the experimental probability of an event? HW #18-20
10-5.4 How can you use these skills to solve a real-world problem? HW #21-23
10-6 Theoretical Probability, pp. 723-724
10-6.1 How do you find the theoretical probability of an event? HW #14-16, 23, 24
10-6.2 How do you find the probability of an event when given the complement? HW #17-19, 25
10-6.3 How do you convert between odds and probability? HW #20-22, 26-28
10-7 Independent and Dependent Events, pp. 730-731
10-7.1 How do you classify separate events as independent or dependent? HW #14, 15
10-7.2 How do you find the probability of independent events? HW #17, 18
10-7.3 How do you find the probability of dependent events? HW #19-21
10-8 Combinations and Permutations, pp. 740-741
10-8.1 How do you use the fundamental counting principle in determining the number of outcomes? HW #12, 13
10-8.2 How do you determine if a situation is a combination or permutation?
HW #14-15
10-8.3 How do you calculate permutations? HW #16, 17
10-8.4 How do you calculate combinations? HW #18. 19
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