Math Games

Third - Information handling

Standard 3.ID.1.2 - Practice making predictions with images.

Included Skills:

Ideas of chance and uncertainty
• I can find the probability of a simple event happening and explain why the consequences of the event, as well as its probability, should be considered when making choices.
• Uses the probability scale of 0 to 1 showing probability as a fraction or decimal fraction.
• Demonstrates understanding of the relationship between the frequency of an event happening and the probability of it happening.
• Uses a given probability to calculate an expected outcome, for example, 'the probability of rain in June is 0·25 so how many days do we expect it to rain?'.
• Calculates the probability of a simple event happening, for example, 'what is the probability of throwing a prime number on a 12 sided die?'.
• Identifies all of the mutually exclusive outcomes of a single event and calculates the probability of each.
• Investigates real-life situations which involve making decisions on the likelihood of events occurring and the consequences involved.