Engaging Probability Games and Activities

This Blocko Probability game is perfect for introducing the difference between experimental and theoretical probability to students.

I play the game with linking cubes with my students, but you could actually use any collection of small items.

Probability Bingo is not your typical bingo game!

Students fill their bingo boards based on the color combinations they think will appear the most. The winner is the person who fills out their entire bingo board first.

I have been playing this greedy pig dice game with my students to practice probability since I learned it while student teaching!

All you need for this game is a set of dice!

Students will enjoy calculating probabilities while playing through a game of Deal or No Deal!

There is so much probability to explore with the Left Center Right Dice game. I love playing a few rounds of Left Center Right to kick off my probability units!

Can your students use their knowledge of probability to determine the contents of the mystery box?

All you need for this fun and engaging hex nut probability activity are hex nuts, empty soda bottles, and a plastic ring.

Your students will enjoy building cuboctahedrons and using them to explore a fun probability question!

My high school students really enjoyed exploring the probability behind an old fable regarding the likelihood of getting married in the next year.