AN HD2/L1.1

Use the vocabulary of probability to discuss the likelihood of events. (a) Understand that some events are impossible (b) Understand that some events are certain to happen (c) Know that some events are more likely to occur than others (d) Understand the concept of possible outcomes, e.g. there are two possible outcomes for the gender of a baby (e) Understand that some events can happen in more than one way, e.g. there are three possible ways of getting an odd number with the throw of a die (f) Understand that probability is an expression of likelihood, and use terms such as a one in two chance (g) Identify different outcomes for a single trial

Straightforward probability questions for L2 Functional Maths (dice, playing cards, socks, pens, etc.). Includes useful practice with simplifying fractions.
Plus an interesting extension question.

Level
Level 2
GCSE L1-5
Maths
FM L2.27 Express probabilities as fractions, decimals & percentages
GCSE P3 (language of probability, 0-1 scale)
GCSE P4 (collectively exhaustive / mutually exclusive outcomes)
AN HD2/L1.1
AN HD2/L1.2

Wonderful differentiated topical practice in expressing the likelihood of single events.

Level
Level 1
Maths
AN HD2/L1.2
AN HD2/L1.1

Find out which premiership team has the best (and worst!) value season ticket, look at the probabilities of different half time scores, and much more.

Level
Level 1
Maths
HD1/L1.3
AN HD2/L1.1
AN HD2/L1.2
Context
Sport and fitness