La Salle Green Hills
Senior High School Department
Performance Task 1.1 and 1.2
Statistics and Probability PROBABILITY FAIR
1st Semester, AY 2018 - 2019
You are a booth manager in a school fair. As the manager, you are challenged to plan, design and
construct a game booth where the students can enjoy and can apply the concept of discrete
probability distribution.
GUIDELINES:
1. The class will be divided into groups consisting of 3 members. You are free to choose your
groupmates for this project.
2. Each group must fill out and submit a proposal form of their game booth. The games must
apply any of the following:
a. random probability distribution (4 groups)
b. binomial distribution (3 groups)
c. hypergeometric distribution (4 groups)
3. There will be limited slots per topic. The group will only secure a slot once their topic has been
approved. This will be on a first come, first served basis. Topic consultation/approval will be
done outside statistics period.
4. Each group will start with perfect 10 points for the proposal. There will be a 1-point deduction
for every disapproved proposal. A maximum of 5 proposals are allowed for each group.
5. Once approved, the group may now begin designing and constructing their game materials.
6. The groups are expected to submit the final idea paper on September 14, 2018.
7. Presentation of the final game booth will be on September 17, 2018.
GRADING SYSTEM
PART 1: PERFORMANCE TASK 1.1 – Planning Stage
Topic Proposal* (10 points)
Contents:
a. Possible game title - must be catchy; can be in English or Filipino; must not include any
profanity or double meaning
b. Mechanics + Illustration of the game - must be unique and creative; as much as possible
not the games presented during the discussion. Diagram/illustration of the game is a must!
c. Playing time – must not exceed 5 minutes
d. Statistics concept involved – briefly explain how the concept is related to your game.
NOTE: Topic proposal maybe handwritten or typewritten. Topic proposal forms will be given during
Stat period. A soft copy will also be sent via Gmail.
Idea Paper (20 points)
Contents:
a. Game Title
b. Mechanics – must be detailed and easy to understand. Include the illustration/
photo/diagram of the game set-up. State clearly when a player can receive a prize.
c. Playing time
d. Statistics Concept Involved – this time, you have to explain in detail why and how the
concepts are related to your game (refer to the idea paper sample). Make sure that the
statistics concepts involved in your game are explained and justified well.
e. Problems Related to the Game with Solution – for this part, you have to construct two (2)
problem solving items on your own. Problems related to your game must be challenging
(refer to the difficulty of the problems in the sample). Don’t forget to include a detailed
solution and answer to each problem.
NOTE: Idea paper must be computerized, including the solution. Use the equation tab in MS Word
to insert/edit the equations needed.
Quick tutorial on the use of MS Word Equation Tab:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tERV3_RdELU
PART 2: PERFORMANCE TASK 1.2 – Presentation and Execution Stage
a. Game Materials (15 points) – The materials used are presentable, made from recyclable
materials, and durable. The prize must be appropriate and reasonable (e.g. candies,
snacks, school supplies, etc.). Provide 4 copies of invitation cards to be distributed and
posted to the senior high school work areas and the office of the assistant principal.
**Note: Prizes in the form of money are strictly prohibited.
Invitation cards must be submitted prior to the probability fair day.
b. Booth design (10 points) - The booth of the group is visually attractive, follows the theme of
the class, and includes the game title and mechanics (must be readable at a distance).
c. Costume (10 points) - All the members of the group are wearing a theme-appropriate
costume.
d. Overall class impact/theme (10 points) - The theme decided by the whole class is evident.
The operation of all the booths in the class are well-managed.
SCHEDULE
September 03 September 04 September 05 September 06 September 07
Discussion of PT
Submission and Approval of Game Booth Proposals**
Guidelines
September 10 September 11 September 12 September 13 September 14
Preparation of Game booth materials and design Idea Paper
Writing of Idea Paper** DEADLINE
September 17 September 18 September 19 September 20 September 21
Probability Fair
Day!
**NOTE: All sections will take regular statistics classes on these said dates.
