YEAR 6 · PRIMARY MATHEMATICS
Probability.
Use numerical probabilities, equivalent forms and repeated-trial data to predict and interpret chance without confusing expectations with guarantees.
4 lessons1 practice test
Work through the topic
Learn the method, follow the examples, then try the worksheet.
- 01
Numerical likelihood
Use numbers from zero to one to describe the chance of an event in an equally likely model.
- 02
Fractions/decimals/percentages
Express the same chance as a fraction, decimal or percentage and compare it accurately.
- 03
Expected versus observed outcomes
Use probability to predict a count, then compare the prediction with supplied experimental results.
- 04
Larger simulations and variation
Compare relative frequencies from larger simulated experiments while recognising that random variation remains.
AFTER THE LESSONS
Review & tests Topic review
Revisit the key ideas, then choose a practice paper.