You probably know the basics of Stem and Leaf Plots. You take some boring list of data points, order them from smallest to largest, and slap them on a plot. If you’re really on top of your game you’ll include a title and a key. It’s not too bad. But then you have to learn about split stems and back to back plots… I can tell you’re already getting sleepy. Wake up and make learning fun with these Stem and Leaf Plot Games.
That’s right, GAMES! Actual group activities that involve you interacting with others all while applying this to learning stem and leaf plots.
Maybe you’re a teacher and you’re looking for a way to teach stem and leaf plots.
Or maybe you’re a tutor trying to come up with ideas to help a group of students.
Or maybe you’re just looking for a fun way to learn while interacting with others.
There are very fews ways to learn something as effectively as hands on interaction with others. And pretty much anyone will say that group activities help break the monotony of learning something from a lecture, textbook, or computer screen. Get the worksheet at the link below:
Stem and Leaf Plot Games
In this worksheet you will find teacher/instructor directions and student worksheets. It is an all in one worksheet that you can use to teach or learn basic and advanced stem and leaf plot applications.
P.S. – If you are a teacher, professor, or school/university official I would LOVE to know if this was helpful to you. Please email me at contact[at]learnalgebrafaster[dot]com. I would love to chat with you and possibly send you other instructional material that I’ve developed.