Data Probability Statistics
Data Probability Statistics
DATA,
PROBABILITY &
STATISTICS
Teaching data, probability, and statistics to
elementary students can be a fun and
engaging experience with the right
approaches. Here are some tips and ideas to
get you started:
TEACHING
STRATEGIES FOR
DATA, PROBABILITY
& STATISTICS
Data
1. Use real-life examples: Collect data
on everyday topics, such as favorite
foods, colors, or hobbies.
Data
2. Create graphs and charts:
Introduce basic graphing concepts, like
bar graphs, picture graphs, and charts.
Data
3. Practice data collection: Conduct
surveys, observations, or experiments to
collect data.
Circle Graph
Activity: Cakes Circle Graph
Students compare two scaled Pictographs
and answer questions about the displayed
data. Types of cake sold
Comparing
Pictographs
Activity: Scaled Pictographs
Students compare two scaled
Pictographs and answer questions about
the displayed data.
Probability
1. Use visual aids: Utilize diagrams,
charts, or graphs to illustrate probability
concepts.
Probability
2. Play probability games: Engage
students with games, such as coin
tosses, dice rolls, or card draws.
Probability
3. Connect to real life: Discuss
probability in everyday situations, like
weather forecasts or sports.
Probability of simple
events
Activity: Tossing a coin and rolling a
die
Experiment (Sample space)
- Tossing a coin
- Rolling a fair die
no. of favorable outcomes
P(E) =
no. of all possible outcomes
Examples:
1. The probability of rolling a 3 on a die
2. The probability of getting a head in tossing a
coin
or
?
Examples:
1. The probability of rolling a 3 on a die
1
S = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6P(3)
} =
6