Probability jokes that are actually funny? Not a chance!
Year Six have been working hard on Probability this past week, focussing on Chance. They have designed and conducted chance experiments with small number trials (surface learning) and used these results to make predictions (deeper learning) about what results might look like for a larger quantity.
They have also had to transfer their knowledge of fractions, decimals and percentages to describe the probability of outcomes in chance experiments.
The children really enjoyed the hands on investigations and using their previous knowledge of fractions to help them promote their problem solving skills.
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