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PBL, Projects, and Activities downloaded from NextLesson are provided on an online platform. driving question *example lesson teacher guide, answer keys, links, and rubrics share with students customize steps notes links, documents, videos and more The preview that follows includes the teacher guide and teacher resources only for this lesson.

Project Title: Pizza Place Combinations Standard Focus: Data, Probability & Statistics Time Range: 1-2 Days Supplies: Basic Stuff Topics of Focus: - Combinations - Permutations Benchmarks: Conditional Probability and the Rules of Probability Procedures: S-CP 9. (+) Use permutations and combinations to compute probabilities of compound events and solve problems. A.) Students will complete Pizza Place Combinations. Students will calculate the possible combinations of different pizzas based on the ingredients provided. These are all combination questions because the order of the ingredients do not matter. Students will then use the combinations to determine the probability that Mario and Luigi can guess the ingredients. B.) Students will complete Layers of Lasagna. Students will calculate the possible permutations of different lasagna layers based on the ingredients provided. I have constructed these to all be permutation questions because when layering the lasagna, I am claiming the order does matter. Chefs may disagree, but I think ways the layers interact is the key C.) Students will complete Your Own Pizzeria. Students will develop their own list of ingredients and construct specialty pizzas and lasagnas. They will need to determine the total number of options for each of their offerings and can design the menu if you d like.

Pizza Place Combinations Pizza! Pizza! Mario & Luigi s Pizzeria wants to make sure everyone knows that they are the best of the best. At their pizzeria, they allow customers to choose any number of toppings from their list and create pizzas like their bestseller Choose 3 or the goliath the Dozen. They d like to make a new commercial and show how many different pizza combinations can be made. The premise of the ad is that Mario & Luigi will read the customer s mind and guess the ingredients that they are going to choose. If they are wrong, the customer will get $1 off the order. Mario & Luigi s Lista di Condimenti Carne Ortaggi e Frutta Pepperoni Ground Beef Roma Tomatoes Banana Peppers Italian Sausage Chicken Mushrooms Green Peppers Bacon Anchovies Olives Onions Pineapples Spinach Use the list of ingredients to complete determine the possible options for each pizza. What is the probability that Mario and Luigi would be able to read the customer s mind? Simple Choose 1 Topping Choose 3 (Best Seller!) Choose Any 3 Toppings Meat Beast Choose Any 4 Meats Vegginator Choose Any 5 Veggies/Fruit The Dozen Choose Any 12 Toppings Deuce Deuce Choose 2 Meats and 2 Veggies/Fruit The Balanced Beast Choose 4 Meats and 4 Veggies/Fruit Possible Options Probability Mario and Luigi can guess the correct ingredients 1. Which pizza gives Mario and Luigi the best probability of guessing the right ingredients? Which gives the worst? 2. What is the difference in the probability of guessing the ingredients for the Balanced Beast and the Meat Beast? 3. Do you expect Mario & Luigi to be able to predict the orders based on these statistics? Do you believe they will be giving a lot of discounts or very few?

Layers of Lasagna In addition to their world famous pizza pie, Mario & Luigi s Pizzeria serves up its award-winning primo lasagna. When a customer orders their lasagna that s only the beginning. At Mario & Luigi s, the customer decides the order the layers are stacked and believe you me, the Noodles, Italian Sausage, Ricotta Cheese option tastes different than the Noodles, Ricotta Cheese, Italian Sausage Option. Much of Mario & Luigi s magic is the way the layers interact with each other! They are planning a commercial that focuses on their lasagna options. Help Mario and Luigi determine how many lasagnas their customers can have. The customers can choose each layer only once. The top and the bottom of each lasagna is layered with Lasagna noodles so they do not need to be factored into the choice options. Mario & Luigi s Strati di Lasagna Carne Ortaggi Formaggio Tagliatelle Italian Sausage Roma Tomatoes Ricotta Cheese Extra Lasagna Noddles Ground Beef Onion Mozzarella Cheese Penne Pepperoni Peppers Parmesan Cheese Use the list of ingredients to determine the possible options for each lasagna. Simple Choose 1 Layer Choose 3 (Best Seller!) Choose Any 3 Layers Carne Lovers Choose Any 2 Meat Layers Cheese & Veg Choose Any 3 Veggies or Cheese Layers Mongo Choose Any 8 Layers The Works Choose All 11 Layers Deuce Deuce Deuce Choose 2 Meats, 2 Veggies and 2 Cheeses Possible Options 1. Which lasagna provides the most possible options? Which provides the least? 2. How many more options are there for the Deuce Deuce Deuce than the Cheese & Veg? 3. If Mario and Luigi are considering adding a chicken option to the lasagna menus, how would this affect the possible options for the Mongo?

Your Own Pizzeria After years of developing your perfect crust and sauce, you ve finally rented a space and are going to be able to open your own pizzeria! In this project, you will need to construct menu options for your pizza and lasagna offerings. You will need to select ingredients as well as create five pizza and five lasagna specialties. Before you start, you ll need to have a snazzy pizzeria name! In the table, choose a pizzeria name and list the ingredients that you will provide at your store. You will need to put the ingredients into categories so it s clear what choices the customers have. Pizzeria Name: From the ingredients list, construct five specialty pizzas and determine the possible options. Your specialty pizzas must allow your customers to make choices. You will use the possible options to advertise on your menu. Specialty Pizzas Possible Options

From the ingredients list construct five specialty lasagna options and determine the possible options. Your specialty lasagna must have customers select different ingredients for each layer and they cannot select the same ingredient more than once. You will use the possible options to advertise on your menu. Specialty Lasagnas Possible Options 1. Which pizza and which lasagna provide your customers with the most options? 2. Is there a way to increase the number of options? Explain how this could be done. 3. On your menu, you will be able to have a special feature section for one pizza and one lasagna. Choose which items you will use for these special sections and explain why.

The Menu

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Pizza Place Combinations Pizza! Pizza! Mario & Luigi s Pizzeria wants to make sure everyone knows that they are the best of the best. At their pizzeria, they allow customers to choose any number of toppings from their list and create pizzas like their bestseller Choose 3 or the goliath the Dozen. They d like to make a new commercial and show how many different pizza combinations can be made. The premise of the ad is that Mario & Luigi will read the customer s mind and guess the ingredients that they are going to choose. If they are wrong, the customer will get $1 off the order. Mario & Luigi s Lista di Condimenti Carne Ortaggi e Frutta Pepperoni Ground Beef Roma Tomatoes Banana Peppers Italian Sausage Chicken Mushrooms Green Peppers Bacon Anchovies Olives Onions Pineapples Spinach Use the list of ingredients to complete determine the possible options for each pizza. What is the probability that Mario and Luigi would be able to read the customer s mind? Simple Choose 1 Topping Choose 3 (Best Seller!) Choose Any 3 Toppings Meat Beast Choose Any 4 Meats Vegginator Choose Any 5 Veggies/Fruit The Dozen Choose Any 12 Toppings Deuce Deuce Choose 2 Meats and 2 Veggies/Fruit The Balanced Beast Choose 4 Meats and 4 Veggies/Fruit Possible Options 14 364 15 56 91 420=15x28 1050=15x70 Probability Mario and Luigi can guess the correct ingredients 7.1% 0.27% 6.667% 1.8% 1.1% 0.24% 0.095% 1. Which pizza gives Mario and Luigi the best probability of guessing the right ingredients? Which gives the worst? The simple is the best chance. The Balanced Beast is the worst. 2. What is the difference in the probability of guessing the ingredients for the Balanced Beast and the Meat Beast? The difference is 6.57% 3. Do you expect Mario & Luigi to be able to predict the orders based on these statistics? Do you believe they will be giving a lot of discounts or very few? It will likely be many, many discounts.

Layers of Lasagna In addition to their world famous pizza pie, Mario & Luigi s Pizzeria serves up its award-winning primo lasagna. When a customer orders their lasagna that s only the beginning. At Mario & Luigi s, the customer decides the order the layers are stacked and believe you me, the Noodles, Italian Sausage, Ricotta Cheese option tastes different than the Noodles, Ricotta Cheese, Italian Sausage Option. Much of Mario & Luigi s magic is the way the layers interact with each other! They are planning a commercial that focuses on their lasagna options. Help Mario and Luigi determine how many lasagnas their customers can have. The customers can choose each layer only once. The top and the bottom of each lasagna is layered with Lasagna noodles so they do not need to be factored into the choice options. Mario & Luigi s Strati di Lasagna Carne Ortaggi Formaggio Tagliatelle Italian Sausage Roma Tomatoes Ricotta Cheese Extra Lasagna Noddles Ground Beef Onion Mozzarella Cheese Penne Pepperoni Peppers Parmesan Cheese Use the list of ingredients to determine the possible options for each lasagna. Possible Options Simple Choose 1 Layer Choose 3 (Best Seller!) Choose Any 3 Layers Carne Lovers Choose Any 2 Meat Layers Cheese & Veg Choose Any 3 Veggies or Cheese Layers Mongo Choose Any 8 Layers The Works Choose All 11 Layers Deuce Deuce Deuce Choose 2 Meats, 2 Veggies and 2 Cheeses 11 990 6 120 6,652,800 39,916,800 216 1. Which lasagna provides the most possible options? Which provides the least? The Works provides the most, the Carne Lovers provide the least. 2. How many more options are there for the Deuce Deuce Deuce than the Cheese & Veg? 96 3. If Mario and Luigi are considering adding a chicken option to the lasagna menus, how would this affect the possible options for the Mongo? It would make 19,958,400 or 13,305,600 more options.

Pizza Place Combinations -- Combinations & Permutations Project How many ways can you make a pizza? Lesson Duration: 1-3 Days Lesson Type: POL Audience: Classmates Teacher Guide

Overview Pizza! Pizza! Mario & Luigi s Pizzeria wants to make sure everyone knows that they are the best of the best. At their pizzeria, they allow customers to choose any number of toppings from their list to create pizzas and lasagnas. Join in on the fun! -- In Pizza Place Combinations students will calculate the possible combinations of different pizzas based on the ingredients provided. -- In Layers of Lasagna. Students will calculate the possible permutations of different lasagna layers based on the ingredients provided. I have constructed these to all be permutation questions because when layering the lasagna, I am claiming the order does matter. -- In Your Own Pizzeria students will develop their own list of ingredients and construct specialty pizzas and lasagnas. They will need to determine the total number of options for each of their offerings and can design the menu if you d like. Common Core Standards CCSS.Math.Content.HSS-CP.B.9 CCSS.Math.Practice.MP1 CCSS.Math.Practice.MP2 CCSS.Math.Practice.MP4 CCSS.Math.Practice.MP7 21st Century Skills Critical Thinking/Problem Solving Skills

Lesson Plan Step 1: Pizza Place Combinations Students will complete Pizza Place Combinations. Students will calculate the possible combinations of different pizzas based on the ingredients provided. These are all combination questions because the order of the ingredients do not matter. Students will then use the combinations to determine the probability that Mario and Luigi can guess the ingredients. Given the number of problems it may work well to do one as an example or have students work with partners. Note: The Complete PDF and Answer Key is downloadable in the Teacher Resources above. Step 2: Layers of Lasagna Students will complete Layers of Lasagna. Students will calculate the possible permutations of different lasagna layers based on the ingredients provided. These are constructed these to all be permutation questions because when layering the lasagna, it states the order does matter. Chefs may disagree, but some think ways the layers interact is the key Given the number of problems it may work well to do one as an example or have students work with partners.

Step 3: Your Own Pizzeria Students will complete Your Own Pizzeria. Students will develop their own list of ingredients and construct specialty pizzas and lasagnas. They will need to determine the total number of options for each of their offerings. A page is included so they can design the menu if you d like.

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