Tuesday: Probability Levels of Certainty

• Transum Washing Line

• Transum Probability Words

• Transum Probability Line

Fool the teacher - Coin toss

• 2017 Links (Extra for experts)

• Snail Race

• Maths is Fun: Probability

Thursday or Friday: Pre-test then Learning Workbook Pages

• e-asttle pre-test

• Complete Chapter 18 (Page 277 on wards) by the end of week 2.

Monday Holiday: Labour Weekend.

Tuesday & Wednesday: Probability Trees

• Maths is Fun Tree Diagrams

• Transum Tree Diagrams

• Transum Tree Diagrams Challenge

• and catching up on the work we did not get to complete last week.

Thursday or Friday: Learning Workbook Pages

• Complete Chapter 18 (Page 277 on wards) by the end of week 2.

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday: Probability Trees

• Education Perfect Assessments were used so students were allocated tasks at their level.

  • "Recommendations" ensure students are filling their learning gaps.

  • The tests can be sat multiple times, ensuring the gaps have been filled.

  • This test is the one to re-sit multiple times.

• Maths is Fun Tree Diagrams

• Transum Tree Diagrams

• Transum Tree Diagrams Challenge

And some combinations and permutations patterning for fun:

• Sweets (For Fun)

• Hats (For Fun)

• Ice Cream (For Fun)

• Transum Probability

Man Vs Maths:

• Notes

• Paper Test

• Extra hard paper test

• More from Man Vs Maths (Scroll down to the probability section).

• Transum

Curriculum Level Probability Skills

Level 3: Investigate simple situations that involve elements of chance by comparing experimental results with expectations from models of all the outcomes, acknowledging that samples vary.

Level 4: Investigate situations that involve elements of chance by comparing experimental distributions with expectations from models of the possible outcomes, acknowledging variation and independence. Use simple fractions and percentages to describe probabilities.

Level 5: Compare and describe the variation between theoretical and experimental distributions in situations that involve elements of chance. Calculate probabilities, using fractions, percentages, and ratios.

Level 6: Investigate situations that involve elements of chance: comparing discrete theoretical distributions and experimental distributions, appreciating the role of sample size; calculating probabilities in discrete situations.

Thursday or Friday: Common Test

• Study Time:

  • Learning Workbook Pages

  • Education Perfect

• Common Assessment on Thursday/Friday.