Sorting and pictograms
I can sort, use tally marks and read pictograms.
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Ages 5 to 7 · Maths
Sorting and pictograms: I can sort, use tally marks and read pictograms.
Here are 4 shapes. Let's sort them by colour.
Red shapes go in Red. Blue shapes go in Blue.
Same colour, same group. Our rule is colour.
Picture: Sorting into 2 groups: Red, Blue. Red: Red circle, Red square. Blue: Blue square, Blue circle.
The same 4 shapes. Now the rule is shape.
Circles go in Circles. Squares go in Squares.
Red or blue, a circle goes in Circles.
Picture: Sorting into 2 groups: Circles, Squares. Circles: Red circle, Blue circle. Squares: Blue square, Red square.
Your turn: Sort the fruit by colour. Tap a fruit, then tap its group.
Picture: Sorting into 2 groups: Red, Yellow. Things to sort: Strawberry, Banana, Lemon.
Sort the cards into the groups.
Answer
The answer: Strawberry: Red; Banana: Yellow; Lemon: Yellow
The strawberry is red, so it goes in Red.
The banana and the lemon are yellow.
Words to know
- sort:
- Put things that are the same together.
- rule:
- What we look at when we sort, like colour or shape.
- tally marks:
- One line for each thing we count. 4 lines and 1 across make a gate of 5.
- pictogram:
- A picture graph. Here, each picture stands for 1.
- most:
- The biggest number. In a pictogram, the longest row.
- fewest:
- The smallest number. In a pictogram, the shortest row.
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