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Venn diagram

Venn diagram


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Concept:
Data Handling
Description:
Activity
Phase:
Intermediate Phase (Gr 4-6) & up
Number Range:
Any number
Materials Needed:
Paper | Pen/Pencil
Players:
2 or more

Learners practice sorting and clarifying using Venn diagram


Purpose

  1. Building, sorting and clarifying skills

Materials

  • Paper
  • Pen/pencil

How to play

Def:A Venn diagram is a picture that uses overlapping and non-overlapping circles to show the relationship between group of things. Where the circle overlap, items have something in common. Where the circle do not overlap, the items do not have anything in common.

Example

Cake shop

  1. The local shop has a list of cakes (see the list above).
  2. Help the shop organise the cakes into the diagram above so they create a shop window display.
  3. Put the letters of each cake into the circle you think they should go in.
  4. Two of the cakes have been sorted for you.
  5. Cake A is a circle,and chocolate, so it goes in “Circle Cake” and “Chocolate” circles.
  6. Cake E is a vanilla rectangle cake, less than R30 so it goes into the “Less than R30″circle.

Explain your thinking to your partner see if they agree with you.


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