The Tough Six
Probability and Statistics F-2
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9m 36s
The video introduces 'Tough six', an engaging activity for kids involving dice. Children roll a dice and share 10 things about it, and also participate in a graphing activity. The video further explores the concept of dice, data collection based on dice rolls, and interpreting the probability of each number. It wraps up with an explanation of the 'Greedy Pig' game and strategies for playing it.
What is the Tough six?
The Tough six is a game where players roll a dice and mark the corresponding number on a game sheet. The goal is to reach a nominated amount by accumulating the rolled numbers. It can be played individually or in pairs.
What is the purpose of the Tough six game?
The purpose of the Tough six game is to practice addition and probability skills. Players analyze the data they collect during the game to determine which number is the easiest or hardest to roll.
How can a calculator be used in the Tough six game?
A calculator can be used in the Tough six game to keep track of the running total and speed up the game. It helps players who struggle with mental addition and ensures accurate calculations.
What is the classic greedy pig game?
The classic greedy pig game is a dice game where players roll a dice and add up the numbers rolled. The goal is to reach a nominated amount, and players can choose their own strategy for when to stop rolling.
What discussions can arise from playing the classic greedy pig game?
Playing the classic greedy pig game can lead to discussions about strategies, probabilities, and risk-taking. Players can share their theories on when to stop rolling and analyze the game to determine the safest or most effective approach.
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