Grade 1 Math · Geometric and Spatial Reasoning

Sort 3D objects and 2D shapes by one attribute, and identify the sorting rule

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Sample: the first question, solved

Sort by shape: circle, square, circle, square. How many groups?

📘 Worked solution
2 - circles and squares are two different shapes, so they form two groups.

And one from the hard end

You have 8 shapes: 3 triangles (2 red, 1 blue), 3 squares (1 red, 2 blue), 2 circles (both red). Sort by color first, giving group sizes - then explain how sorting by shape instead changes the groups, and give the new group sizes.

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