Probability

= = = = =searching for more [|Coolest Marketer Michael Taggart] resourcesBest Interactive Sites for Teaching/Learning Probability= (no sites that are primarily text-based)


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BBC School's [|Probability]: nice interactive lesson in Probability without the use of exact numbers (answers include: "impossible/unlikely/even chance/likely/certain")

PBS Kids' [|Coin Toss]: Students determine how many times to toss the coin, and "toss" it. The machine shows the results. NCES's Kids' Zone [|Chances]: Students can type in a number of rolls of dice. Results are immediately displayed on a bar graph.

BBC's [|Fish Tank]: 3 levels; students start by figuring out probabilities; levels 2 and 3, students construct probabilities.


 * Brainpop**: a subscription series, with online quiz that can be printed out(BMS has subscription; RPMS register for free 30-day trial to see this videos)
 * Free: [|Basic Probability]
 * Requires Subscription: [|Probability of Independent Events]