Description
This 19-slide Power Point is a great way to introduce basic probability concepts and terminology.
Why should you purchase this lesson?
• no prep
• engages the visual learner
• improves note-taking skills
• may improve student focus
• may improve student motivation
Goes through chance events, probability (theoretical and experimental), reporting probability as (P)event=x, and has numerous examples, guided practice, and independent practice.
Students MUST be comfortable converting fractions to decimals and percents.
Although this aligns with 7th grade CCSS, these lessons could be used for 6th or even 8th grade students studying the same concepts.
This is NOT a unit, an assessment, homework, or cooperative learning.
Only basic knowledge of Power Point required.
File is in .ppsx (Show) format.
If you decide to purchase, please leave me feedback about this product. Thank you for your business!
Other probability resources you may find useful:
Theoretical and Experimental Probability Project middle and high school
Creating and Using Tree Diagrams Power Point Lesson
Probability activities lessons and project
Why should you purchase this lesson?
• no prep
• engages the visual learner
• improves note-taking skills
• may improve student focus
• may improve student motivation
Goes through chance events, probability (theoretical and experimental), reporting probability as (P)event=x, and has numerous examples, guided practice, and independent practice.
Students MUST be comfortable converting fractions to decimals and percents.
Although this aligns with 7th grade CCSS, these lessons could be used for 6th or even 8th grade students studying the same concepts.
This is NOT a unit, an assessment, homework, or cooperative learning.
Only basic knowledge of Power Point required.
File is in .ppsx (Show) format.
If you decide to purchase, please leave me feedback about this product. Thank you for your business!
Other probability resources you may find useful:
Theoretical and Experimental Probability Project middle and high school
Creating and Using Tree Diagrams Power Point Lesson
Probability activities lessons and project
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
6th - 8th
Subjects
Standards
CCSS7.SP.C.5
Tags
Pages
21
Teaching Duration
1 hour
Description
This 19-slide Power Point is a great way to introduce basic probability concepts and terminology.
Why should you purchase this lesson?
• no prep
• engages the visual learner
• improves note-taking skills
• may improve student focus
• may improve student motivation
Goes through chance events, probability (theoretical and experimental), reporting probability as (P)event=x, and has numerous examples, guided practice, and independent practice.
Students MUST be comfortable converting fractions to decimals and percents.
Although this aligns with 7th grade CCSS, these lessons could be used for 6th or even 8th grade students studying the same concepts.
This is NOT a unit, an assessment, homework, or cooperative learning.
Only basic knowledge of Power Point required.
File is in .ppsx (Show) format.
If you decide to purchase, please leave me feedback about this product. Thank you for your business!
Other probability resources you may find useful:
Theoretical and Experimental Probability Project middle and high school
Creating and Using Tree Diagrams Power Point Lesson
Probability activities lessons and project
Why should you purchase this lesson?
• no prep
• engages the visual learner
• improves note-taking skills
• may improve student focus
• may improve student motivation
Goes through chance events, probability (theoretical and experimental), reporting probability as (P)event=x, and has numerous examples, guided practice, and independent practice.
Students MUST be comfortable converting fractions to decimals and percents.
Although this aligns with 7th grade CCSS, these lessons could be used for 6th or even 8th grade students studying the same concepts.
This is NOT a unit, an assessment, homework, or cooperative learning.
Only basic knowledge of Power Point required.
File is in .ppsx (Show) format.
If you decide to purchase, please leave me feedback about this product. Thank you for your business!
Other probability resources you may find useful:
Theoretical and Experimental Probability Project middle and high school
Creating and Using Tree Diagrams Power Point Lesson
Probability activities lessons and project
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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Great!
Kim,
Thank you for your support of my resources! Have a great rest of your weekend!
great resource
Lois,
I am so glad that you liked this resource. Teaching probability is one of my favorite subjects!
very useful
Branden,
Thank you for the positive feedback on this product! Have a wonderful holiday weekend!
Great resource and time saver. Gets to the point with practical examples. You had a You Try with theoretical, I would like to see one with added for them to try with experimental also. But not a big deal, I can do that myself.
Thanks
Thanks so much for the feedback and suggestion! I will work on adding that in right away!!!
Great resource!
Jane,
Thank you for your continued support of my resources. I am so glad that you enjoyed this Power Point as well!
This is a great resource. Thanks.
Hey Alice! Thank you! I'm so glad that this resource was everything that you expected. I hope you check out some of my other math Power Points as well! Have a great weekend!
Great!
I am glad you are pleased with the lesson. I hope you will find other math PowerPoint lessons in my store that you can use with your students. I suggest the Probability Project (a fun, carnival-style game project). I also hope you will follow my store and blog. Thank you for your business and feedback!
Thanks
I am so glad you are happy with the lesson! Be sure to check out my other math Power Point lessons! Thank you for your business and feedback!
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Standards
to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
CCSS7.SP.C.5
Understand that the probability of a chance event is a number between 0 and 1 that expresses the likelihood of the event occurring. Larger numbers indicate greater likelihood. A probability near 0 indicates an unlikely event, a probability around 1/2 indicates an event that is neither unlikely nor likely, and a probability near 1 indicates a likely event.
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