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Examining Number Sets (Word) Worksheet Download

Free 6th Grade (6sp5c) math worksheets on Examining Number Sets (Word). Each worksheet has 5 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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Examining Number Sets (Word)
Each worksheet has 5 problems examining data sets in word problem form.
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About this worksheet

Each worksheet has 5 problems examining data sets in word problem form.

This worksheet is designed to help children examine number sets through engaging word problems involving real-life scenarios. In studying patterns of sports scores, car count, pencil sharpening, playground activities, and pizza sales, children will determine the mean, median, mode, and range. The worksheet is versatile & can be customized for individual learning, converted into flash cards or employed in distance learning to enrich mathematical understanding.

Student objectives

  • Read a short story problem and pull out the numbers that make up a data set.
  • Find the mean (average) of a set of numbers and explain what it represents in the situation.
  • Find the median and mode of a data set to describe what is typical.
  • Find the range to describe how spread out the data is.

Everyday practice

  • Compare players’ points from several games to find an average score and see how consistent they are.
  • Look at a week of daily temperatures and describe the typical temperature and how much it changed.
  • Use a list of quiz scores to find the middle score and the most common score.
  • Check a set of running times or swim times to see the spread between the fastest and slowest.
  • Compare daily step counts from a fitness tracker to decide what a normal day looks like.

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6sp5c

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numericestimating
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