Exploring Data - Curriculum support materials for teachers of introductory statistics. From Boxplots and datasets to linear regression and probability, find everything you could possibly need. Many topics contain worksheets and downloadable files.

Olympic Records Through Time – Graphing activity that shows trends in performance over time.

Create A Graph – Interactive site allows students to communicate information visually through construction of area, bar, line and pie charts with single or multiple data sets.

Growing, Growing, Graphing! - Population Growth lesson plan from WNET Thirteen Ed Online. Nicely detailed lesson plan with teacher resources, student activities, and tips for doing this activity as a one-computer classroom, with multiple computers or in a computer lab.

Line Plots – Guided practice and exploration with comparison data.

Trashketball - Modeling Middle School Mathematics site uses QuickTime video lessons to model best practices. In this game of "trashketball," students take their best shots with their left hand and right hand, then compare data sets. They learn about stem-and-leaf plots and analyze the data to find the mean, median, mode, cluster etc. Includes discussion and reflection.

Scatter Plots, Activity A – Guided practice and exploration with scatter plots in relating two sets of data.

Scatter Plots - Students collect data about two different characteristics within a population and plot data using virtual manipulatives to investigate whether there is a relationship between two variables.

Correlation – Explore correlation coefficients and estimation of line of best fit.

Mean, Median, and Mode - A video - At the bottom of this page is a catchy tune that your students will enjoy to review the concepts of mode, mean, and median.

Box Plots - Students explore maximum, minimum, median, upper quartile, lower quartile and outliers while learning how to draw box plots.

The Pizza Palace - Students (in groups of 3) design a pizza and use a calculator to find out its cost. They record the mean, median and mode for the prices of three pizzas and demonstrate positions on a box plot.

Box Plot/Histogram - Students record data from a data set and use a box plot or histogram to represent their data.

Box and whisker plots – Explore the relationship between data points and box-and-whisker plots.

Stem & Leaf Plotter - This activity generates a stem and leaf plot from data that the user enters. Users must have data to enter in order to effectively use the applet. This activity would work well in groups of two to four. Includes exploration questions and discussion.

If A Tree Fell In the Woods, Would It Be Part of A Stem-And-Leaf Plot? - Students will learn about stem-and-leaf plots and compare the visual display of these plots with those of bar, line, and pie charts in order to determine when stem-and-leaf plots offer the best option for displaying a data set.