Probability Lab
A real experiment in chance: flip a coin, roll one die or two, ten times or a thousand. The bars show what came up, and a dashed line shows what theory expects. The more you roll, the closer they get.
- 13–16 years
- Read aloud
- No ads
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What your child learns
- Probability as a fraction of outcomes
- Why two dice make 7 most often
- The law of large numbers: more rolls, closer to theory
How to play
Pick how many times to flip or roll and run the experiment. Then answer the question; a wrong answer is explained, and your child can run the experiment again to check.
Levels
- Level 1Flipping a coin.
- Level 2Rolling one die.
- Level 3Rolling two dice and adding them.
A tip for parents
Roll two real dice twenty times together and tally the sums: does 7 win?
Works on phones, tablets and computers, with nothing to install. No ads and no tracking.