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12-8-2003

1. -Homework Page 46 12/13....
OBJECTIVE: •To gain experience in choosing appropriate
simulation strategies[1.4.1]1.4.2][1.4.3] •To understand, find,
and compare experimental and theoretical probabilities •To gain
experience in critically analyzing and interpreting
probabilistic statements[1.4.8][1.4.9] ACTIVITIES/ASSESSMENT:
Page 49 Problem 6.1 'Scratching spots' Discuss ways of making a
SIMULATION and have student groups create a simulation. NOTES:
Simulations must take into account that once the first choice
is made, the initial item is no longer available for selection,
for example, if there are five blocks ABCDE and the game player
selects B then the second pick must be taken from the remaining
blocks ACDE. HOMEWORK: Describe the simulation your group
made. Use pictures where appropriate. Tell how your group
determined that it would work.
12-9-2003

1. -Homework Describe the simulation your group
made. Use pictures where appropriate. Tell how your group
determined that it would work
2. = Page 50 Problem 6.1 FollowUp..
3. -Page 51ff 1-3.......
OBJECTIVE: See 12-8 above. ACTIVITIES/ASSESSMENT: In groups
and/or partners, students will answer the follow-Up questions.
When finished start on -Page 51ff 1-3 and finish up as homework
(individual not group) NOTES: Make Up credit Page 55 do ONE in
poster form of 9/10 or 11 (only one accepted) due Friday
HOMEWORK: Finish -Page 51ff 1-3
12-10-2003

1. -Homework Page 51ff 1-3.....
OBJECTIVE: See 12-8 above. ACTIVITIES/ASSESSMENT: Create a FAIR
game of chance. Show all of the outcomes and be careful to
describe scoring. List the theoretical probabilities of
winning. Play the game and list the experimental probability
you find. Explain your results. You MAY work with one partner
or by your self. NO GROUPS. 3 credits Due Friday NOTES: Bring
alternative study materials. HOMEWORK: Develop game.
12-11-2003

1. -Game Progress Check...
OBJECTIVE: see 12-8 above. ACTIVITIES/ASSESSMENT: See 12-8
above NOTES: Students not actively working on this project will
receive a series of worksheets with a minimal amount of credit
to be earned is completed with a passing grade. HOMEWORK: No
specific
Possible tools to develop a game:
[
Coin Toss]
[
Coin/Dice Toss]
[
2 or 3 Coin toss]
[
Dice Roll]
[
Roll 2 dice]
[
Single Spinner]
[
2 Spinners]
[
Custom Spinner up to 25 segments]
12-12-2003 
1. -Game Final1.....
2. -Game Final2.....
3. -Game Final3.....
OBJECTIVE: See 12-8 above. ACTIVITIES/ASSESSMENT: Game
presentation NOTES: No excuses for lack of game, i.e., in the
locker, other student has it, etc. Students who did not
actively participate must present completed worksheets at end
of the period today. HOMEWORK: P56 #3
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