Probability in Functional Maths Curriculum

Explore probability concepts in functional maths, such as understanding probability scales, comparing likelihood of events, calculating probabilities of simple and combined events, and expressing probabilities as fractions, decimals, and percentages. Practice drawing probability lines, simplifying fractions, and determining the likelihood of events happening. Improve skills in labeling events as impossible, likely, etc., and display probabilities on number lines.

• Probability
• Maths
• Functional
• Curriculum
• Education

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1. Description: swlogo L1-2 Functional Maths Probability Reformed Functional Maths curriculum links: Level 1 L1.30 Understand probability on a scale from 0 (impossible) to 1 (certain) and use probabilities to compare the likelihood of events L1.31 Use equally likely outcomes to find the probabilities of simple events and express them as fractions Level 2 L2.26 Work out the probability of combined events including the use of diagrams and tables, including two- way tables (not covered) L2.27 Express probabilities as fractions, decimals and percentages July 2020. Kindly contributed by Mark Sergison, Dudley College. Search for Mark on www.skillsworkshop.org Please refer to the download page for this resource on skillsworkshop for detailed curriculum links and related resources (including a link to PDF worksheet used on slide 5). Note that slide 5 of this PPT refers to the questions on this skillsworkshop worksheet written by Nick Worsley(2018) https://www.skillsworkshop.org/resources/independent_events_l2_probability This PPT includes animations (pop up answers) and should be run full screen. For further guidance, teachers should also refer to the notes area under some of the slides.

2. Probability Easy Draw this probability line & write these words in the correct positions: evens likely impossible certain unlikely The bigger probability ? ? ? ? ? Medium Simplify the fractions: 24/36 63/72 150/175 Hard (no calculator) 360 people go to the cinema. 240 of them order popcorn. What percentage of people order popcorn? Give your answer to the nearest whole number. Where would this be placed on the probability line above?

3. Probability Easy Draw this probability line & write these words in the correct positions: evens likely impossible certain unlikely unlikely likely certain impossible evens 67% Medium Simplify the fractions: 24/36 2/3 63/72 7/8 150/175 6/7 Hard (no calculator) 360 people go to the cinema. 240 of them order popcorn. What percentage of people order popcorn? Give your answer to the nearest whole number. Where would this be placed on the probability line above? 67%

4. Objectives 1. Calculate the probability of events happening. 2. Label events as impossible, likely, etc. 3. Display probability of events on a number line

5. Task 1. Calculate the probability of events happening 1. 2 marks 6. 2 marks 2. 1 mark 7. 2 marks 3. 1 mark 8. 1 mark Total marks available = 27 4. 2 marks 9. A) 2 marks, B) 2 marks, C) 2 marks, D) 2 marks Extension Question Challenge include the skill of simplifying the fraction for part A and D 5. 3 marks (3 alternative answers) 10.A) 2 marks, B) 2marks, C) 1 mark

6. Task 2. Label these events as impossible, likely, etc. The sun setting this evening Picking a 1 coin from a bag that contains only 2 coins Rain in June in the UK Snow in June in England Throwing an even number on a standard die Certain Impossible Unlikely Likely Evens Extension Write another event that you could place under each word on the probability line.

7. 3. Display probability of events on a number line The bigger probability Getting heads when flicking a coin 6 people out of 24 pass a test It will be Sunday tomorrow There are 60 seconds in a minute Rolling a number less than 5 on a dice In a bowl of 10 fruit there are 2 apples Extension Write these fractions in their approximate places on the line: 1/5, 8/10, 12/24, 3/3

8. The end of our session100%