Spin a board game spinner a few times with a six-year-old and they will soon cheer for the big color, even before they can say why. This 1st grade spinner probability worksheet gives that hunch some words. Eight spinners fill the page, each cut into numbered parts of different sizes, with an arrow in the middle. For the first four, your child ticks more likely, less likely or equally likely for one number. Two more ask which number the arrow lands on most or least. The last two are true or false. No fractions are needed, only careful looking at size. A second page gives the answer key.