Andrew Snyder

This a unit bundle of handouts/worksheets that can be used as lessons. This unit is most likely usable in an Algebra 1 course that studies one unit of basic probability and statistics. Students start off learning basic probabilities and then delve into compound probabilities (those involving AND and OR statements). Students then work with the counting principle and construct tree diagrams and/or list sample spaces to find the probabilities of compound events. The second half of the unit has

This is a unit bundle of handouts/worksheets that can be used as lessons most likely for an Algebra 2 course or even a basic statistics course. The unit starts out with lessons on theoretical, empirical, and geometric probabilities. Students then investigate what permutations and combinations are as well as a mixed lesson on identifying which is which. Using their knowledge of combinations, students can then calculate binomial probabilities (including examples asking for exact probabilities as