Probability Table of Contents

As of now, these activities are in no particular order. You will need to select the most logical order for yourself.

Fair or NOT Fair??? Dice activities. After playing games, students determine whether each game is a fair game or unfair game. Probability tables are used to examine the probabilities of each game because only two dice are used in each game. Tree diagrams might be prefered in games that use three dice. Probability Tables Winning Difference Rolling Some Sums Template for making 8-sided dice PIG Game Greedy Pig Game Even or Odd Game 48 Game Quiz or No Quiz Game Coin Games After playing games, students determine whether each game is a fair game or unfair game. Tree diagrams might work best to determine the fairness of these games. Three Point, One Point Two Coin Pony Three Coin Pony Experimental Probability Spinners A couple of real cool spinner activities. Spinning Problem Paper, Rocks, and Scissors Three problems where doing a "simulation" is the easiest method to solve them because the math for some of them is rather difficult. The Gum Ball Machine The Hermit Problem  Tree Diagrams Your basic, run-of-the-mill tree diagram ditto. Permutations   Bubba  Use this as an assessment activity.