Surf for More Math

Lesson 2 - Using Percent to Describe Probabilities

To encourage your child to have fun on the Web while learning about Using Percent to Describe Probabilities, here are some games and interactive activities they can do on their own or in pairs.

Goal

Conduct experiments and use percent to describe probabilities.

Builds Upon

Student Book pages 392-393

Instructions for Use

Fish Tank allows your child to measure how likely an event is to happen or probability.

To use Fish Tank, choose the level of difficulty and press ' Start'. Answer the probability question by clicking on the pull-down menus. Press 'Go' to continue.

Probability lets your child identify the theoretical probability of favourable outcomes.

To use Probability, select a red button to the left of the screen - die, spin, suit, card, or coin. The green line shows the theoretical probability for each event

Click '?' several times to generate an experimental probability. Click 'Reset' to return to the theoretical probability.

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		Surf for More Math Lesson 2 - Using Percent to Describe Probabilities To encourage your child to have fun on the Web while learning about Using Percent to Describe Probabilities, here are some games and interactive activities they can do on their own or in pairs. Goal Conduct experiments and use percent to describe probabilities. Builds Upon Student Book pages 392-393 Instructions for Use Fish Tank allows your child to measure how likely an event is to happen or probability. To use Fish Tank, choose the level of difficulty and press ' Start'. Answer the probability question by clicking on the pull-down menus. Press 'Go' to continue. Probability lets your child identify the theoretical probability of favourable outcomes. To use Probability, select a red button to the left of the screen - die, spin, suit, card, or coin. The green line shows the theoretical probability for each event Click '?' several times to generate an experimental probability. Click 'Reset' to return to the theoretical probability.