Math and Motivation

This cut & paste worksheet is perfect for finding the compound probability of more than one event. Students will practice finding the compound probability of more than one even by matching up each of the questions and the answers using the answer pieces... perfect for a formative assessment or collaborative learning! Answer Key included!Check out these other 7th Grade Resources:Proportions Sorting Drag & DropSolving Proportions Drag & DropWant to earn free credits towards TpT purchases?Go to

These printable task cards are perfect for determining the likelihood of events occuring. Students will gain a better understanding of determining the likelihood of events with these real world task card scenarios. Uses for these task cards:Rotation CentersGallery WalkSmall GroupsStudents will have 12 problems to solve. Answer Key Included!Check out these other 7th Grade Resources:Two Step Equations Digital Drag & DropTwo-Step Equations Digital MazeWant to earn free credits towards TpT purchas

This digital drag and drop is perfect for determining groups that are random or not random making this the perfect activity for the introduction to probability unit for 7th grade. Students will practice sorting samples and populations by matching up each of the questions and the answers using the moveable answer pieces on google slides. Students will sort 12 scenarios Answer Key included!Check out these other 7th Grade Sorting Resources:Proportions Sorting Drag & DropSolving Proportions Drag & D

Engage your middle school math students by using this no-prep, self-checking digital picture progression reveal to familiarize your students with simple and compound probability. Students will solve each problem and then type their answer into the answer box. If students get the answer correct, the answer box will turn green and part of the house will appear. If the answer is incorrect, the answer box will turn red, the house will not appear, and students may try again. This activity is perfect