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🎲 The Language of Probability

What we're learning

I can use probability words (certain, likely, unlikely, impossible, equally likely) to describe the chance of an outcome.

🏠 Try this at home

Around the house, ask whether everyday events are certain, likely, unlikely, or impossible (e.g., 'Will it rain indoors?').

Words to know

Certain: Will always happen (probability 1).
Impossible: Can never happen (probability 0).
Likely / Unlikely: Probably will / probably will not happen.
Equally likely: Two outcomes have the same chance.