We started our statistics unit in algebra 2 and so far have reviewed box and whiskers plots, dot plots, histograms and learned about skewed data, interquartile range and experimental vs. observational studies. Last week, we started learning about normal distribution and will be on this topic for a little while. We move onto z scores tomorrow.
We gave students a simplified version of the curve with whole number percentages to make calculations easier to manage. I wanted to share this reference with you in case it would be helpful for your students, too. If you'd rather keep the decimals in the percentages, there's also a blank curve in the file.
We printed a bunch on this orange paper (the orange reminded me of that funny normal distribution ghost meme) and laminated them so that students can write on their curves while working.
You can download this normal curve reference here from my Google Drive.
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