Are you teaching your students all about chance and probability and looking for fun hands-on probability activities? This print and digital bundle of worksheets, task cards, slideshows and note-taking sheets on Probability will reinforce the understanding of theoretical probability, experimental probability, language of chance, sample space, predictions, lists, tree diagrams, dependent probability events and independent probability events. Both US and British English spelling and terminology files included. Resources in this Bundle: Print and Digital Sheets Sheets (Pdf) x 80 Sheets Digital (PowerPoint) x 80 Sheets Digital (Google Slides) x 80 Assessment (print & digital) 61 questions Teacher’s Copy for all 7 units - explicit working out key for each problem Cover Sheet (student) For all 7 units - compile all sheets into a booklet, this eliminates the need for students to write their names on each page. Print and Digital Task Cards 192 Print Task Cards Recording Sheets Answer Key Language of Chance Boom Deck Probability With A Standard Dice Boom Deck Probability With Playing Cards Boom Deck Slideshow and Guided Notes PowerPoint Presentations - 125 Slides 32 Cornell Style Note-taking Sheets Overview of Activities The Probability Scale; Words Describing Chance: Definitions and given scenarios Chance and Data (language of chance); class surveys 2a. Theoretical Probability: Manipulatives spinner numbers spinner names spinner colours marbles dice numbers playing cards 2b. Theoretical Probability: Tree Diagrams and Grids possible outcomes of two coins using a tree diagram and a grid possible outcomes of a coin and a dice using a tree diagram and a grid possible outcomes of a dice and a spinner using a tree diagram and a grid 3a. Theoretical and Experimental Probability: Rolling a six-sided dice a given number of times. Tossing two coins a given number of times. Spinning a spinner a given number of times. Picking an M&M colour a given number of times. 3b. Experimental Probability: Dice roll to find the number of trials and relative frequency of the numbers rolled. Group experiment to toss a coin a given number of times and record the total heads, total tails, total outcomes, and relative frequencies of heads and tails (fractions and decimals) for each group. This is to prove the law of large numbers that indicate that as the number of trials increase, the relative frequencies tend to get closer to the expected value (0.5) of tossing a coin. Word Problems for both theoretical and experimental probability outcomes: Nature of Problems (sample space, lists, tree diagrams) Picking a favourable outcome from given possible outcomes. Problems pertaining to coin tosses and dice rolls Real-life problem: left-handed, right-handed people Problems involving possible combinations shown via a tree diagram Problems with Spinner spins Independent Probability Events Determining the Independent Probability of events using: Playing Cards Dice Numbers Coin Tosses M&M’s Candy Spinners Word Problems Lists and Tree Diagrams Dependent Probability Events Determining the Dependent Probability of events using: Playing Cards Visual Images Letter Tiles Marbles M&M’s Candy Word Problems Assessment 10 Print and Digital Sheets comprising 61 questions.

Build phonemic awareness, phonic skills and reading fluency with this mega bundle of Fluency Accordion-style Readers featuring 1,650 words! Each Fluency Reader set comes in: ✓ Colour ✓ Blackline ✓ With visuals ✓ Without visuals * excluding Dolch Readers → The blackline formats feature words in large outline so your students may colour in, write, or highlight inside to reinforce spelling and reading. → You may have students glue the accordion strips in their interactive notebooks or simply staple them at the top. → For foldables featuring two strips of ten words, you may glue stip 1 over strip 2 to create one long accordion foldable. Perfect to send home with students or for display in the classroom. → Most accordion foldables have 10 words conveniently placed on a single sheet giving you the flexibility to use them as spelling lists or to introduce in smaller batches. → You may also use a brad fastener to attach the reading strips together and spread-out to read as a fan. Great to send home with students to practise reading and spelling. → These products are also sold individually. Click on the picture links to access more information. Reading will not be too overwhelming as your students fold and read each fluency strip foldable. This is definitely a great way to engage students in reading, besides this resource could also serve as an effective way to also teach vocabulary and spelling.

ANIMAL RESEARCH: ANIMAL REPORTS: INFORMATIONAL/INFORMATIVE WRITING: Desert Animals: Ocean Animals: Polar Animals: Rainforest Animals: Wetland Animals: Reptiles and Amphibians: Australian Animals: Endangered Animals: Rainforest Animals : Wetland Animals ******************************************** This mega Animal Research Bundle features flipbook-style Informational Reports on animals in six major habitats and on Endangered animals. Bonus pack on Australian Animals also included. These flipbooks scaffold the structural components of an Information Report at each stage of the writing process. This resource can be used as a stand-alone flipbook or in an interactive notebook. ******************************************** WHAT’S INCLUDED FOR EACH PACK: Flipbook templates, checklists (x2), marking rubrics (x4), Writing Sheets (x4) styles for: Each Flipbook Animal Pack comprises of: ✓ Flipbook templates (1-7) in blackline ✓ Self-editing checklist ✓ Peer-editing checklist ✓ Teacher Marking Rubric x 4 formats ✓ Writing sheets x 4 styles PARTS OF EACH FLIPBOOK ANIMAL PACK COVER : 14 - 21 cover options featuring animals specific to a habitat. Students can pick the cover depending on what animal is under study. ⇒ 1. INTRODUCTION: weight, length, family, and group of animal. Students may also write a brief description. ⇒ 2. HABITAT x 2: location in the world. A world map is included to mark the location. ⇒ 3. DIET: food the animal eats to survive. There is place for illustration. ⇒ 4. LIFE CYCLE: the breeding seasons and habits. ⇒ 5. BEHAVIOUR: the physical and behavioural adaptations that enable the animal to survive in its environment. ⇒ 6. INTERESTING FACTS: any other amazing facts about the animal that would sum up the Information report. ******************************************** How to assemble: You can choose either of the three options. → Print out the templates in blackline. Cut around each template and assemble from smallest template to largest template. Have students colour in cover page. Staple at top tab for flipbook or glue descending order in notebook. → Print out the templates on cardstock (different colours). Cut around each template and assemble. Attach at top. ** Have students refer to books, websites, and videos on the specific animal to record information. Suggested use: Have students collect information in their flipbook on the animal under study. This could also serve as their draft where they could use the self-editing and peer-editing checklists to edit. Finally have students publish on given writing sheets or type out content from draft observing corrections. The sections pertaining to habitat, diet, life-cycle, and behaviour can make-up the Body of the Report and 1-2 interesting facts to conclude the Information Report.