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Year 5 Math Lesson Plan - Using Games to Understand Probability (Part 1)
Year 5 Math Lesson Plan - Using Games to Understand Probability (Part 1)
Year 5 Math Lesson Plan - Using Games to Understand Probability (Part 1)
Year 5 Math Lesson Plan - Using Games to Understand Probability (Part 1)
Year 5 Math Lesson Plan - Using Games to Understand Probability (Part 1)
Year 5 Math Lesson Plan - Using Games to Understand Probability (Part 1)
Year 5 Math Lesson Plan - Using Games to Understand Probability (Part 1)
Year 5 Math Lesson Plan - Using Games to Understand Probability (Part 1)
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By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

  • Identify and use tallying as a method to record outcomes when conducting experiments with equally likely outcomes or those in which the outcomes are not equally likely. 
  • Compare the frequency of different probability games and determine their likelihoods. Recognise that some games are not truly random, and decisions can be influenced by external factors.
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Year 5 Math Lesson Plan - Using Games to Understand Probability (Part 1)

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Probability Learning Objectives for Year 5, as per the Australian Mathematics Curriculum:AC9M5P01list the possible outcomes of chance experiments involving equally likely outcomes and compare to those which are not equally likelyAC9M5P02conduct repeated chance experiments including those with and wi
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Learning objectives

By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

  • Identify and use tallying as a method to record outcomes when conducting experiments with equally likely outcomes or those in which the outcomes are not equally likely. 
  • Compare the frequency of different probability games and determine their likelihoods. Recognise that some games are not truly random, and decisions can be influenced by external factors.
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