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Not grade specific Common Core 7.SP.C.6 resources
Spinners Clip Art with Blank Spinners, Numbered Spinners, and Lettered Spinners
Engage your students in their learning with fun and games! Use these clip art spinners to create your own educational games, or use them to teach probability and other math concepts.This clip art set includes 72 transparent PNG images, ready to use in your worksheets, activities, games, and more!No dividers (for 100% probability)2-12 sections (and every number in between!)colorblack-and-whiteblank (to customize your own game!)Click "View Preview" to view the available options and the Terms of Us
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Microbit BEGINNER Coin toss project variables and conditions coding Caesar
This resource is about recreating the popular coin toss game with the help of a little microbit block coding (programming variables, conditions, comparators, random numbers, and an "on button press" event). After the brief theoretical part and then the coding part, comes the real fun part - playing around the room with the students :) This is the perfect activity to unwind and also to revise some key BBC Micro:bit coding concepts. What you need to do the activity:a Micro:bit (v.1 or v.2, both wi
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Canoosh Dice Probability Game — Complete (7 Games)
Canoosh is a collection of fast-action, easy-to-learn classroom dice games based on a simple two-dice probability chart. It was designed to be inclusive of any age/learning ability and integrates healthy competitive fun with a range of math learning concepts:Addition and subtractionFractionsProbability and statisticsStrategyCanoosh Classroom Edition is designed to be projected on a wall or chalkboard. You can use it with an entire class, divided into teams, in smaller group play, or as the new f
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Lottery Compound Probability Activity
This is a Pre-algebra level activity designed to highlight theoretical compound probability. The framework is based on the Powerball lottery, and uses the current jackpot (as of publication). The structure of the worksheet leads to deeper connections about probability and risk, ending on the open-ended question of whether it is worth it to play the lottery. Resource for picking lottery numbers in the final step: https://www.random.org/quick-pick/
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Theoretical vs. Experimental Probability Activity - PDF Version
FREE - Take it and modify it as you need!Quick and interactive activity for theoretical and experimental probability.Students will use theoretical data (historical data) and experimental data to determine the probability of selecting a person with a certain eye color.This can be done with a large group of students or as a class.Students will need to know:How to collect dataHow to calculate P(Events)Types of certaintyImpossible - 0%Unlikely - 0-50%Equal Chance - 50%Likely - 50-100%Certain - 100%
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FREE Twosday Math Games & Time Capsule 2's Fun 2-22-22 Twos Day All Ages!
Here are some fun and totally worthwhile math games that are flexible enough to use for many levels AND a time capsule poster printable. 1st, 2nd grade: doubles fun 3rd/4th grade gets multiplication and doubling AND probability! 5th 6th 7th 8th gets Decimal multiplication and more probability!Table of ContentsIntroduction / welcome page! (option for 2/2/22 at the end)Table of contentsTEACHER TIPSDirections for Addition Game with doubling (1st/2nd grade)Recording sheetFollow up task for Addition
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Canoosh Dice Probability Game (1-Game Sampler)
Canoosh is a collection of fast-action, easy-to-learn classroom dice games based on a simple two-dice probability chart. It was designed to be inclusive of any age/learning ability and integrates healthy competitive fun with a range of math learning concepts:Addition and subtractionFractionsProbability and statisticsStrategyCanoosh Classroom Edition is designed to be projected on a wall or chalkboard. You can use it with an entire class, divided into teams, in smaller group play, or as the new f
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Tracking My Data: Goal-Setting Self-Assessment
Please write a review, even if it's just 2 words. I really appreciate it! This is a great way to get your students into tracking their own data and setting goals.Using this resource:students will track their data by standard (CCSS and GSE versions are included)set standard-specific goals for future assessmentstrack their progress towards meeting their goalsreflect on their learning (including strategies and next steps)Also included in this resource:a teacher's guide to using the resourcean optio
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Eureka Math/Engage NY Lesson Plan Set Up and Reflection
Breaking down the lessons for Eureka Math or Engage NY can become daunting. With this CCSS aligned curriculum it is important that we stick to the lesson give with fidelity. However, this is not always easy to communicate on a lesson plan. I have take Eureka Materials and developed a lesson plan outline to help you create and implement your Eureka Math/Engage NY lesson plan.
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Coin Flip Simulator - Browser-based Smart Board tool
This is a program for simulating coin flips. Features:Single click single flipRapid flips in increments of 10, 100, 1000, and 1,000,000Flip recording and graphingAutomatic continuous flipping and graphingAnimated coin flips on single flips and auto flipsMade in Turbowarp, should work in any Scratch 3 variant. HTML file should work in any standards-compliant browser (I have had problems using these in Edge.) Just drag and drop the HTML file into a browser.
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Probability Coin Experiment
This is perfect as a preliminary activity about Experimental Probability and Theoretical Probability.
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Dice and Cards Reference Sheet
Reference sheet for students who aren't as familiar with cards and dice. The first page gives common numbers (total cards, per suit, per value, etc) for decks of cards, as well as a visual of each card.The second page has examples of polyhedral dice. It also has a reminder of odd and even numbers.
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