Random number generator, 1 to 5 v0.1.0
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Generate a random number from 1 to 5. It suits a fist to five check, a rating scale or a pick of one of five groups, with big numbers for the whole room.
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How to use it
- The range is already set from 1 to 5. Press Hold to roll or the Space bar, and let go to land on a number.
- The same number can come up again. Tick No repeats to use each number once.
- For another range, type the lowest and highest numbers in the boxes, or open the full random number generator for odd, even, multiples and more.
Ideas for class
- Run a fist to five check by asking children to show a number of fingers, then draw a number to choose who explains their rating.
- Draw a number to decide how many things to find: five of something blue, four round things, three things that start with s.
- Pick one of five table groups to start the next round, and tick No repeats so every group gets a turn before any goes twice.
- Use it as a counting warm-up: draw a number and have the class clap that many times, or jump, or whisper count aloud.
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Questions
What is a fist to five check?
It is a quick way to see how well a class understands. Children hold up a fist for lost and five fingers for sure, and the number gives you a fast read of the room.
Can it pick each number once, with no repeats?
Yes. Tick No repeats and 1 to 5 each come up once before any repeat. The tool says when all five have been used, and Reset puts them all back in the draw.
Is every number from 1 to 5 equally likely?
Yes. Each has a one in five chance on every draw. The number comes from your browser's secure random generator, with no bias for or against any number.
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