Experimental Probability NOTES & PRACTICE

Experimental Probability NOTES & PRACTICE: A Valuable Teaching Resource

This education toolkit, designed for Grade 7 educators and homeschoolers, is focused on explaining experimental probability in detail. It's perfect for teachers specializing in Math, specifically Statistics.

Theoretical and Experimental Probability Examples

• The kit includes both theoretical and experimental probability examples.
• It provides clear instructions on utilizing proportions to predict the outcomes of probability experiments.
• This resource can be used in a whole group setting or assigned individually as part of homework assignments.

Inclusion of Practice Tests

In addition to notes, this package also includes an Experimental Probability TEST PRACTICE. These tests consist of 10 multiple-choice questions provided both as PDFs and Google Forms versions. Access details are included within the first page of the Pdf download.

Hands-on Experimental Probabilities Tasks

Kids love activities! Besides theory lessons, hands-on tasks are incorporated to make learning more appealing. Explanatory exercises such as coin-spinning, cup-flipping or bottle-spining provide students experience with live experimentation. This innovative technique helps them understand if each experiment yields outcomes with approximately equal possibilities.

An All-Inclusive Answer Key

The provided answer key covers all parts including explanatory solutions making it even more reliable for tutors guiding medium-to-large class sizes. After purchase one license will be provided applicable strictly for personal classroom use by one teacher implying any transferability rights or reflection upon network drives unless password protected access restricted strictly towards students. This product strictly adheres to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT standards ranging from 7.SP.C.6 to 7.SP.C.7.B.

This resource contains the following items:

1) Experimental Probability NOTES & PRACTICE

· Theoretical vs. Experimental Probability Examples

· Using proportions to predict outcomes of probability experiments

2) Experimental Probability TEST PRACTICE

· 10 multiple choice questions in two formats:

§ Printable PDF

§ Version for Google Forms (Link included on page 1 of the PDF download)

3) Experimental Probability TASKS: Students can be divided up into groups to determine if each experiment produces outcomes that have generally equal possibilities.

§ Spin a Coin

§ Flip a Cup

§ Spin a Bottle

4) Answer Key to All Parts