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Shape Classification Venn Diagrams
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Shape Classification Venn Diagrams
Look carefully at each shape. A shape can belong in both groups if it has both features. Write or draw each shape in the correct part of the Venn diagram.
Notice shape features
1.How many straight sides does a triangle have?
- 2
- 3
- 4
2.Which of these shapes have only straight edges? Choose all that apply.
- Circle
- Square
- Triangle
- Oval
3.A Venn diagram has one circle for red shapes and one circle for triangles. Where should a red triangle go?
- In the red circle only
- In the triangle circle only
- In the overlap
- Outside both circles
Sort shapes in a Venn diagram
Sort the four shape cards using these groups: blue shapes and shapes with straight edges.
4.Place the blue square, red circle, blue triangle and yellow square in the correct parts of a Venn diagram. The left circle is for blue shapes. The right circle is for shapes with straight edges.
5.Choose two groups for these shapes: large red triangle, small blue square, large blue circle and small red triangle. Use 'large shapes' as one group and 'red shapes' as the other. Which shape belongs in the overlap?
6.A shape is yellow, has three straight sides and is small. Name the shape and give two groups it could belong to.
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