Determining Probability Worksheets
These determining probability worksheets help students explore fundamental concepts of chance and likelihood through engaging scenarios. Students work with candy selections, spinner wheels, dice, and object arrays to calculate probabilities and identify most and least probable outcomes across 36 varied problems.
About these worksheets
These worksheets introduce basic probability concepts through hands-on scenarios. Students determine the likelihood of selecting specific items from a set, identify most and least probable outcomes, and calculate probability using spinners, dice, and object arrays. Activities build an intuitive understanding of chance and likelihood.
Each worksheet has up to 12 pieces of candy. Students must identify the probability for selecting the candy, most probable selection, least probable, etc.
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Each worksheet has 12 problems covering spinner wheels, dice and arrays of objects.
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Each worksheet has 12 problems examining the most probable, least probable or equally probable chance of landing on a section.
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Each worksheet has 15 word problems describing the likelihood of an event as impossible, unlikely, equally likely, likely or certain.
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Students read a table of colors and counts, then decide which of four statements about picking one at random is true.
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Each worksheet has 6 problems choosing the point on a probability continuum that shows the probability of an event.
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Each worksheet has 9 problems choosing whether spinning a described number is impossible, unlikely, equally likely, likely or certain.
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Each worksheet has 6 problems choosing which of four events a given likelihood word describes.
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Each worksheet has 15 word problems predicting how many times an outcome should occur based on its probability.
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Each worksheet has 15 word problems calculating experimental probability from recorded results, written as a fraction in simplest form.
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Each worksheet has 5 problems finding how many times an outcome was expected and counting how many times it happened.
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Each worksheet has 6 problems deciding whether the relative frequency of a color is greater than, less than, or the same as its known probability.
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Each worksheet has 8 problems choosing which of four spinners most likely produced a set of results.
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