Sorting

What is the main difference between sorting and matching?

• Matching involves reorganizing a collection, while sorting focuses on recognition.

• Sorting involves creating subsets, while matching mainly involves pairing objects.

• Matching and sorting are interchangeable terms.

• Sorting requires ignoring attributes, while matching focuses on attributes.Sort

What is one of the Big Ideas of sorting?

• Attributes can be used to sort collections into sets.

• Sorting collections into sets cannot be done using attributes alone.

• Attributes cannot be used to sort collections into sets.

What is one of the Big Ideas of sorting?

• Comparing and ordering sets is a complex and impractical task.

• Sets cannot be compared or ordered.

• Sets can be compared and ordered.

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CCSS.4.NBT.A.2

What is one of the Big Ideas of srting?

• Sets have no connection to our number system.

• The concept of sets complicates rather than contributes to our number system.

• Sets are basic to our number system.

What do children do in the early stage of sorting?

• They create subsets based on colour.

• They match objects with similar shapes.

• They separate objects into two categories based on pinkness.

• They ignore colours and focus on shapes.

What is the term used for the sorting method that produces only two sets?

• Binary sort

• Multiple sort

• Singular sort

• Duo sort

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CCSS.1.MD.C.4

What game can we play for doing binary sort?

• Find My Match

• What's My Rule?

• Shape Recognition

• Sorting Challenge

What game is the best for the early stage of sorting?

• Shoe Sort

• People Sort

• What's My Rule?

• Find My Match

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CCSS.5.OA.B.3

In "What's My Rule?" game, what does the teacher ask children to identify?

• The number of subsets

• The colour of each object.

• The rule used to establish the set.

• The shape of the objects in the set.

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CCSS.5.OA.B.3

Which game can be exemplified by the following image?

• Compare Sets

• Binary Sort

• Multiple Set Sort

• Exact Matching