Year 4/5/6
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This week in Mathematics, our students are diving into the fascinating world of chance. They are learning to identify possible outcomes from chance experiments and describe the likelihood of these outcomes. Additionally, they are investigating the concept of fairness in games involving chance. Key Learning Areas:
Students are conducting chance experiments and listing all possible outcomes. This helps them understand the concept of probability and how to calculate it.
By describing the likelihood of various outcomes, students are learning to use terms such as "certain," "likely," "unlikely," and "impossible" to quantify the probability of events occurring.
Through games and activities, students are exploring what makes a game fair or unfair. They are learning to analyse and assess the fairness of different games based on the principles of probability.
This we are doing this week that can be revisited at home are:
By discussing these questions, you can help your child deepen their understanding of chance and probability while having fun together. Thank you for your continued support and involvement in your child's learning journey. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out.
MA2-CHAN-01: records and compares the results of chance experiments MA3-CHAN-01: conducts chance experiments and quantifies the probability |