🎮 Chance
Certain, more likely, equally likely, less likely, impossible
📖 About this game
A game about describing probability in words, the idea of the sixth lesson in the data-handling chapter. A bag of coloured marbles appears and the question asks how likely drawing one colour is; the child picks from the five words the book names: certain, more likely, equally likely, less likely and impossible. The marbles are drawn one by one at their true count because the judgement is a comparison of a count against half the total, and drawing them as a symbol or a ratio would destroy the counting that is the whole evidence. The words always appear in order from certain to impossible, because the order is a scale and is part of the lesson. No sign-up.
🕹️ How to play
- Count all the marbles in the bag.
- Count the marbles of the colour asked about and compare with half.
- Tap the matching word from the five.
- Every bag you get first try counts for you.
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