Sorting and Grouping Objects Using Venn Diagrams
Starter
How many different animals can you think of?
You will need this list later in the lesson, so
aim to get at least 15
What is sorting?
The task of comparing and separating
objects into groups based upon certain
criteria.
For example:
•
colour,
•
size,
•
attributes (e.g. 2 legs or 6 legs)
Why are these animals sorted in this way?
Sometimes we need to place things outside the
Venn diagram.
How could you sort these objects?
A Venn diagram
a tool used for sorting
objects into groups that have the same
criteria.
Sometimes the object can be placed in both
groups. This is when the circles need to
overlap. This object can then be placed in the
overlapping section which represents both
groups.
This group of objects are sorted
into two separate Venn diagrams
This Venn diagram is made of
three overlapping circles.
This Venn diagram is made of two
overlapping circles.
Copy this Venn diagram.
Fill it with names of students in your class.
Make sure you put their name in the correct place!
Has a brother
Has a sister
This table shows foods that 7 friends like. Draw a 3-
way Venn diagram and put the names in the correct
places.
This table shows foods that 7 friends like. Draw a 3-
way Venn diagram and put the names in the correct
places.
Pizza
Chips
Burgers
Jim
Ted
Lee
Sue
Joe
Bob
Bev
A Carroll diagram is a diagram used to sort a
number or an object by certain rules or conditions.
Usually there are two different rules being
compared.
Copy this Carroll diagram and fill it with the animals
that you thought of at the start of the lesson.
There should be a box for everything!
In this lesson, we explore the concept of sorting objects based on specific criteria and using Venn diagrams to group objects with shared characteristics. Tasks include listing animals, understanding sorting methods, and filling Venn diagrams with student names and food preferences. The visual aids provided enhance comprehension and application of sorting techniques.
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Starter How many different animals can you think of? You will need this list later in the lesson, so aim to get at least 15
What is sorting? The task of comparing and separating objects into groups based upon certain criteria. For example: colour, size, attributes (e.g. 2 legs or 6 legs)
Sometimes we need to place things outside the Venn diagram.
A Venn diagram a tool used for sorting objects into groups that have the same criteria. Sometimes the object can be placed in both groups. This is when the circles need to overlap. This object can then be placed in the overlapping section which represents both groups.
This group of objects are sorted into two separate Venn diagrams bathroom Green Red bedroom kitchen This Venn diagram is made of two overlapping circles. magnetic magnetic This Venn diagram is made of three overlapping circles.
Copy this Venn diagram. Fill it with names of students in your class. Make sure you put their name in the correct place! Has a brother Has a sister
This table shows foods that 7 friends like. Draw a 3- way Venn diagram and put the names in the correct places. Pizza Chips Burgers Jim Ted Lee Sue Joe Bob Bev
This table shows foods that 7 friends like. Draw a 3- way Venn diagram and put the names in the correct places. Pizza Sue Chips Jim Ted Bev Bob Joe Lee Burgers
A Carroll diagram is a diagram used to sort a number or an object by certain rules or conditions. Usually there are two different rules being compared. Green eyes Not green eyes Brown hair Not brown hair
Copy this Carroll diagram and fill it with the animals that you thought of at the start of the lesson. There should be a box for everything! Plain Patterned Four legs Not four legs
