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Surf for More Math

Lesson 1 - Creating and Analyzing a Survey

To encourage students to have fun on the Web while learning about Creating and Analyzing a Survey, here are some games and interactive activities they can do on their own or in pairs.

 

Goal

Collect, organize, and display results of a survey.

 

Builds Upon

Student Book page 70

Instructions for Use

Survey Says prompts students to conduct a survey of what people want to be when they grow up, and make a graph to display the data.

To use Survey Says, type in the number of people who want to do the jobs listed. Click the 'Next' button. Create a bar graph of the data by dragging the bars to the correct location. Click the 'Check' button to check your answers.

 

Kids Baby-Sitting Survey helps students read a survey.

To use Kids Baby-Sitting Survey, take the survey by inputting answers into the text boxes. Compare your hourly rate with the rates given in the survey. Decide whether the results of the survey would likely apply to other groups of people.

 

Analyze the Survey Results of Your Favorite Sports lets students evaluate survey results.

To use Analyze the Survey Results of Your Favorite Sports, click on either link - Favourite Sport to Compete In, or Favourite Sport to Watch. Answer the questions with a pencil and paper, and compare your answers with the answers on the survey. Decide whether the results of this survey would likely apply to other groups of people.

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