Motion graphs and grouped statistical distributions anchor Grade 10 Core Mathematics in Term 3, allocating 41 instructional sessions across 10 pages. Learners compute kinematic values and construct probability tree diagrams using graph paper and geometric rulers.
- Linear Motion: determining displacement, velocity, and acceleration; plotting displacement-time and velocity-time graphs; calculating area under motion curves; and solving relative speed problems involving vehicle overtaking and road safety during weeks 1 and 2.
- Statistics I: constructing grouped frequency tables with class boundaries, computing mean, median, and modal classes, and drafting histograms with frequency density adjustments for unequal intervals across weeks 3 to 5.
- Probability 1: calculating experimental outcomes with coins and dice, applying addition and multiplication rules for mutually exclusive and independent events, and solving compound scenarios using probability tree diagrams in weeks 5, 6, and 8.
Instruction concludes in weeks 8 and 9 with term revision problem sets, student statistics project reviews, and summative assessments.
