Using visuals can really help Year 7 students understand basic probability concepts better. Here are some simple ways it works:

1. Graphs and Charts:

   • When students use bar charts or pie charts, they can see how data is spread out.
   • This makes outcomes clearer. For example, it can show the chance of rolling a specific number on a die.

2. Diagrams:

   • Probability trees help explain what happens in different situations.
   • For instance, a tree diagram can show what happens when you flip a coin and roll a die at the same time.

3. Interactive Tools:

   • Using online simulations lets students watch the results of probability activities as they happen.
   • This helps them understand ideas like independence and dependence.

These tools make learning about probability fun and easier for everyone!