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• We are learning to conduct chance experiments, including those with and without equally likely outcomes, record the outcomes and the number of times the outcomes occur and to describe the relative frequency of each outcome.
• We are learning to recognise that probabilities range from 0 to 1.

Curriculum alignment

• Australian Curriculum 2
• NSW 3
• VIC 1

Australian Curriculum covers QLD / SA / WA / NT / TAS / ACT.

Teach it your way

• Content to Differentiate
• Content to Extend

Linked resources & worksheets

• Year: 2 3 4 5 +1
  Resource

  Playing Pig

  This item was created as part of a larger unit on Chance and Probability for Year 3. This unit progressively walks your students through the...

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• Year: 4 5 6
  Resource

  Probability Match Game

  This game helps Year 6 students practise converting probabilities into fractions, decimals and percentages. Players take turns rolling dice,...

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• Year: 4 5 6
  Resource

  Probability Stations

  Probability stations is a team game for students to put their probability knowledge to the test. They travel to a set of stations and answer...

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• Year: 5
  Presentation

  Conducting Repeated Chance Experiments - Presentation

  In this presentation, students will learn about conducting repeated chance experiments, including those with and without equally likely outc...

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• Year: 5
  Resource

  Conducting Repeated Chance Experiments Poster

  This classroom display poster explains equal and unequal repeated chance experiments. It is a handy reference for the Conducting Repeated Ch...

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• Year: 5
  Worksheet

  Chance Experiments - Student Reference Cards

  Use these student reference cards as a simple reference for determining the probability of equal and unequal outcomes.  

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• Year: 5
  Worksheet

  Playing Card Chance

  This activity uses a deck of playing cards to estimate the probability of a certain outcome. Have students complete this activity with a par...

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• Year: 5
  Worksheet

  Coin Flip Comparisons

  When a coin is tossed it has an equal probability of landing heads side up or tails side up. What happens when you flip a coin 20 times in a...

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• Year: 5
  Worksheet

  Equal and Unequal Dice

  This chance experiment lets students see the difference between equally likely and unequally likely outcomes. Have students complete both ex...

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• Year: 5
  Resource

  Probability Spinners

  These spinners can be used in a number of situations and are a great way to compare probability between equal and unequal outcomes. There...

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• Year: 5
  Worksheet

  Chance Experiments - Assessment Task

  This 2 part assessment is a great way to assess learning from the Year 5 Conducting Repeated Chance Experiments Unit.  In Part 1 students...

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• Year: 5
  Resource

  Maths Unit: Conducting Repeated Chance Experiments

  In this unit, students will learn about conducting repeated chance experiments, including those with and without equally likely outcomes. Th...

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