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Alternatively kids and adults can play this mean, median, mode, and range video game for free as a web application .

MMMR Math Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • Left click or tap anywhere to load the welcome screen.
  • On the welcome screen, select the play button to begin.
  • Select the buttons on the top left corner to turn the game’s audio on or off.
    • The speaker button controls the sound effects.
    • The music button controls the music.
  • The game first loads the instructions before proceeding. Read them carefully.
  • The definitions of the statistical data you need to find are shown both on the welcome screen and the tutorial screen.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse:
      • Left click, drag and drop the numbers to their correct spots.
      • Left click on the buttons to select them.
    • With your keyboard, type in the pertinent numbers on the spaces provided.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • With your fingers, tap on the screen to select and navigate.
• Game Play
  • Objectives:
    • Find the statistical averages of the range of numbers generated by the game.
  • Sorting the numbers:
    • Arrange the generated numbers onscreen on the space provided in the top row.
    • The numbers must be arranged from smallest to largest.
    • If you’re not happy with the numbers you found, select the button to generate a new set of numbers.
  • Adding the data:
    • The fields for mode, median, mean, and range will appear once you’ve sorted the numbers.
    • If you’re ever stuck, use the question marks beside each of the fields to open the tutorial pop ups for each.
    • You can use your keyboard or left click and tap the arrows to input the numbers on the fields.
    • If you need help with the math, use the calculator on the bottom right corner.
    • Once you’re finished, select Check to analyze your answers.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for students learning math who enjoy games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

What’s This About Averages

Mean, median, and mode all describe statistical averages or central tendency. They outline ways to describe the “middle value” of a set of numbers. Each method varies and describes a different sort of average:

• The mean is the average you’re likely most familiar with. You find it by adding up all the numbers of the range, then dividing it by the number of items in the data set.

• The median is the number at the middle of the set. To find the median, arrange the numbers from smallest to biggest. Choose the number at the very middle of the set. If you can’t find a “middle number,” and two middle numbers and divide them by 2.

• The mode is the number that appears the most times in the set. In really large sets, this is the number you’re most likely to find. In small sets like in our game, it’s usually the one that appears twice.

The range represents the difference between the highest and lowest values in the set. Although it measures the variation and distribution within the data set, it’s often analyzed alongside the averages. On its own, the range can be misleading if the differences in the highest and lowest values are large.

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CardGames.pro published this Math on September 27, 2022