Select the members of a group

Key Notes :

Understanding Groups:

• A group is a collection of items or people that share something in common.
• Example: A group of fruits, a group of animals, or a group of colors.

Identifying Common Characteristics:

• To select members of a group, first identify the common characteristics that define the group.
• Example: For a group of animals, the common characteristic might be “mammals.”

Examples of Groups:

• Animals: Mammals (dog, cat), Birds (sparrow, eagle)
• Fruits: Citrus fruits (orange, lemon), Berries (strawberry, blueberry)
• Colors: Warm colors (red, orange), Cool colors (blue, green)

Sorting and Categorizing:

• Sorting by Type: Group items based on their type (e.g., fruits vs. vegetables).
• Sorting by Function: Group items based on what they do (e.g., tools for eating vs. tools for cleaning).

Selecting Members:

• Look at the list of items or people and compare each one with the common characteristics of the group.
• Only items that share the common characteristics belong to the group.

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