Year 7 · Maths
Record, describe and analyse probability experiments in Year 7 Maths
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Focus on probability experiments fair and biased. Open support for “Calculate Simple Probability”, then explain the idea in your own words.
Year 7 learners practise probability experiments fair and biased.
The activities include Calculate Simple Probability, Understand the Idea of Fair vs Biased and Theoretical Probability, Use a Probability Scale to Show Probability. The checked support below includes worksheet, lesson, video, teaching. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.
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Oak video: Calculating Theoretical Probabilities From Lists One Event
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Oak video: Experiments To Determine How Likely An Outcome Is
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Oak video: The Probability Scale
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Oak lesson slides: Calculating Theoretical Probabilities From Lists One Event
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Oak lesson slides: Experiments To Determine How Likely An Outcome Is
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Oak lesson slides: The Probability Scale
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Oak worksheet: Calculating Theoretical Probabilities From Lists One Event
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Single Event Probability Worksheet
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Oak worksheet: Experiments To Determine How Likely An Outcome Is
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Probability Experiments Lesson Pack
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Oak worksheet: The Probability Scale
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The Probability Scale
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