Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Probability with M&Ms
Today we used M&Ms to help us learn about probability. We talked about what colours might be in the bag, then we answered some chance questions, such as "what is the chance that you will find a Kit Kat in your bag?". We had to use words such as; certain, impossible, likely and unlikely, to answer these questions. Lastly we tipped our bag of M&Ms out and counted the colours to see if our predictions were correct. Finally, we got to eat our M&Ms! It was a fun maths session. Here are some photos of Cadie, Frank and Cody doing their maths work.
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