Teaching Resource
Chance Worksheets - Year 5
4 chance worksheets linked to the Australian Curriculum.
This teaching resource could be used in a variety of ways when teaching chance. Some suggestions include:
- pre- and post-testing
- independent classwork
- revision
- homework.
This teaching resource pack includes worksheets addressing the following concepts:
- probability outcomes using fractions
- probability range 0-1
Answer sheets are also provided.
Download options include:
- the year level displayed at the top of the sheet
- no year level displayed at the top of the sheet to use for differentiation.
NSW Curriculum alignment
- MA3-19SP
Chance - conducts chance experiments and assigns probabilities as values between 0 and 1 to describe their outcomes
Victorian Curriculum alignment
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Hi Miss Jackman. My apologies, we had fixed the wording and then an old version was accidentally re-uploaded, so it wasn’t just your tired teacher brain! My apologies for the confusion. The correct file has been re-uploaded with clearer wording.
Jill (Teach Starter) · Oct 19th, 2019
Just thought I should point out, in the ‘Probability Using Fractions A’ activity, question one is what is the chance of the spinner landing on:
i) a b or a B.
Some students may be confused by the initial use of ‘a’ and think that it refers to the ‘a’ on the spinner.
Tristram Haley · Nov 18th, 2017
Hi Tristram,
That’s a good point! I can see what you mean. I have adjusted the wording to reflect your feedback.
Thanks for bringing that to our attention.
Kind regards
Jill
Jill (Teach Starter) · Nov 22nd, 2017
I think this edit is still confusing to read (as I marked it with my teacher tired brain). I read it to mean students were answering if the spinner would land on an a, b or B.
Perhaps if the capital letter B was offered first, i.e i) a B or a b?
MISS JACKMAN · Oct 17th, 2019