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This 30 pages project-based learning (PBL) activity is a comprehensive, ready-to-print resource designed for immediate classroom use. Created for 6th Grade, it aligns with current educational standards.

What's included: Day 1 — Statistical Question Design; Day 2 — Data Collection; Day 3 — Data Display; Day 4 — Data Analysis; Day 5 — Statistics Fair; Teacher Pacing Guide (day-by-day with times & materials).

Key features: no-prep, includes answer keys, real-world applications, CCSS-aligned.

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⭐ STATISTICS CLASS SURVEY PBL — 30-PAGE GRADE 6 MATH PROJECT | CCSS 6.SP.A.1–6.SP.B.5

Engage your 6th graders with a complete, real-world **Statistics PBL** where students design their own surveys, collect class data, create dot plots and box plots, calculate measures of center and variability, analyze distributions, and present their findings at a **Statistics Fair**.

This 5-day, print-and-teach project takes students through the complete statistical cycle:

**ASK → COLLECT → DISPLAY → ANALYZE → PRESENT**

Students make their own statistical decisions while applying the Grade 6 statistics standards to data they collect from their classmates.

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### 📊 STUDENT PROJECT PACKET — 20+ PAGES

**Day 1 — Statistical Question Design** • Draft–Critique–Revise protocol • Peer critique • Example gallery

**Day 2 — Data Collection** • Survey protocol • 25-row data table • Data-quality checklist

**Day 3 — Data Display** • Worked dot plot example • Worked box plot example • Blank templates • Justification prompts

**Day 4 — Data Analysis** • Mean and median • Mean absolute deviation (MAD) • Interquartile range (IQR) • Distribution shape • 4-part summary

**Day 5 — Statistics Fair** • Poster requirements • Conclusion formula • Presentation tips

### 👩‍🏫 TEACHER RESOURCES

• Day-by-day Teacher Pacing Guide with times and materials

• Complete Answer Key with worked examples

• 4-Criterion Analytic Rubric — 16 points total:

* Question Design * Data & Display * Analysis * Communication

• Parent/Guardian Permission Slip

• Statistics Fair Poster Template

• Peer-Evaluation Form for Gallery Walk

• Google Sheets Data Calculator Template Guide

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**6.SP.A.1** — Recognize statistical questions

**6.SP.A.2** — Understand distributions by center, spread, and shape

**6.SP.A.3** — Understand measures of center and variability

**6.SP.B.4** — Display data on dot plots and box plots

**6.SP.B.5** — Summarize numerical data sets

**6.SP.B.5a** — Report the number of observations

**6.SP.B.5b** — Describe the attribute under investigation

**6.SP.B.5c** — Use quantitative measures of center and variability

**6.SP.B.5d** — Relate measures of center and variability to the shape of the distribution

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✅ **Real-World Context** — Students collect data from their own classmates.

✅ **Student Choice** — Each student designs a statistical question.

✅ **Complete Statistical Cycle** — Students experience the process from question design through final communication.

✅ **Zero Prep** — Print the packet and follow the included pacing guide.

✅ **Objective Grading** — The 4-criterion rubric provides a clear 16-point scoring system.

✅ **Worked Examples & Answer Key** — Teacher support is included throughout the project.

✅ **Collaborative Culminating Event** — The Statistics Fair gives students an authentic audience for their findings.

✅ **Google Sheets Integration** — Students can use the calculator template as a technology-supported data tool.

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**Day 1:** Design and refine a statistical question.

**Day 2:** Collect and organize class data.

**Day 3:** Display the data with dot plots and box plots.

**Day 4:** Analyze center, variability, and distribution shape.

**Day 5:** Create and present at the Statistics Fair.

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• 6th grade math statistics units

• Project-Based Learning

• End-of-unit performance assessment

• Real-world data analysis

• Statistics Fair activities

• Collaborative math projects

• Review and application of 6.SP standards

• Homeschool and enrichment settings

📄 RESOURCE DETAILS

• Grade: 6th Grade Math • Format: Printable PDF • Length: 30 pages • Project Duration: 5 days • Standards: CCSS 6.SP.A.1–6.SP.B.5 • Answer Key: Included

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Frequently Asked Questions

What grade level is this Statistics PBL designed for?

It is designed for Grade 6 Math.

What do students do in the project?

Students design a statistical question, collect data from classmates, create dot plots and box plots, analyze the data, and present their findings at a Statistics Fair.

What statistics skills are covered?

Students work with statistical questions, distributions, mean, median, MAD, IQR, dot plots, box plots, and numerical data summaries.

How long does the project take?

The project is structured as a 5-day sequence.

Which standards are covered?

The project addresses CCSS 6.SP.A.1, 6.SP.A.2, 6.SP.A.3, 6.SP.B.4, and 6.SP.B.5, including 6.SP.B.5a–d.

Are teacher and assessment materials included?

Yes. The resource includes a pacing guide, worked-example answer key, 16-point analytic rubric, permission slip, poster template, peer-evaluation form, and Google Sheets calculator guide.

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