Exploring Dice Probabilities: Dice Sum Discovery

Students roll two dice 20 times, record and graph the sums, and compare their experimental results with theoretical probability.

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Students roll two dice 20 times, record and graph the sums, and compare their experimental results with theoretical probability. A reflection question prompts students to explain why some sums, such as 7, are more likely than others.

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Students will collect experimental probability data using two dice.
Students will record results with tally marks and a bar graph.
Students will identify patterns in the sums of two dice.
Students will explain why some dice sums are more likely than others.

Exploring Dice Probabilities: Dice Sum Discovery

See exactly what you’ll get

Clear goals. Useful learning.

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