Here is your checklist:

• Make a rough draft of a probability tree

• Have it checked by Finn

• Create a final copy of the probability tree

• Add probabilities to your tree

• Calculate your theoretical probability for each outcome

• Create a sign with the name of your game

• Create a sign with your game instructions

I can explain what I still need to complete for my carnival game.

when is the carnival?

It's Tuesday, January 24th, from 2-3PM

what is your game?

Before we begin our work for today, each group will explain their game in 1 minute or less.

Let's create probability trees of our games!

Draw these somewhere you will be able to find them later for your presentation.

Let's calculate the theoretical probability of winning our games!

Write this somewhere you will be able to find it later. You need this information for your presentation after the carnival.

You also need to gather your experimental probability!

How will you keep track of this during the carnival? I have clipboards. How will you keep track of how many people lose? How many people win each prize?

Let's share our probabilities with each other. Which group has the game that's "hardest to win"? Which is easiest (theoretically)?