This spinner problem will keep students entertained while learning about the likelihood of events! Students use a pencil and a paper clip to "test" their spinner and mark which one wins. There are two opportunities for short answer responses to the question which one will/did win? This can be modified/changed for homework as well!
probability, spinner, spinners, chance, math, bcr, msa, msa prep
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