Venn diagrams can be used to show relationships between different groups or sets of objects. They involve drawing overlapping circles to represent the sets, with the overlapping sections indicating items that are members of both sets. The document provides an example using shapes to demonstrate how to draw a Venn diagram, classify the shapes into different groups (small, yellow, hexagonal), and place them in the appropriate sections of the diagram based on their attributes. Instructions and an example are given for how to set up and complete a Venn diagram, along with the intended learning goals around classifying 2D shapes.

1. Venn Diagram’s Ed 205 By, Allyson Green Quit

2. Venn Diagram’s Why Use Venn Diagram’s? How To Draw A Venn Diagram An Example Of Universe An Example Of A Venn Diagram Classifying Shapes Sample Shape Venn Diagram Grade Level Content Expectation Concept Map Quit

3. Why use a Venn Diagram? Used as a way of picturing relationships between different groups of things (or sets.) You will classify objects into different groups. Group A Group B Quit

4. Example: Universe Quit

5. To Begin Drawing A Venn Diagram… 1 St you must draw a rectangle, which is called your universe . -The universe is everything you’re dealing with in this set of data (or any data.) Quit

6. For this example we’re going to classify shapes. For this step you could draw as many circles as you would need to classify. I need three circles to classify; small shapes , yellow shapes , and hexagonal pieces . These circles must be over lapping to show were data is the same. You must label by the circle to inform everyone where the intended shapes must be placed. Universe, Shapes Quit Small pieces Hexagonal pieces Yellow pieces

7. A video of a Venn Diagram http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYG_UJZf9ss (click the link to view the video) Quit

8. These our the shapes that need classifying. You must begin to think how each of these can be classified into our three groups; small pieces , yellow pieces , and hexagonal pieces . Once you have begun to classify the shapes you can begin to insert them into our Venn Diagram. Quit Large Yellow Triangle Large Yellow Rectangle Small Yellow Triangle Small Yellow rectangle Large Yellow Hexagon Small Yellow Hexagon Large Blue Hexagon Small Blue hexagon Small blue rectangle Small blue triangle Shapes (Universe)

9. Lg. Yellow Rectangle Lg. Yellow Triangle Sm. Blue Triangle Sm. Blue Rectangle Lg. Blue Hexagon Lg. Yellow Hexagon Sm. Yellow Hex, Sm. Blue Hexagon Sm. Yellow rectangle Sm. Yellow triangle Universe, Shapes *You will notice them some shapes can be classified into more than one circle. The point of Venn diagrams is that we can show this overlap in set membership by overlapping these circles. That is why the circles must be overlapped. The overlapping of to circles is known as the intersection . Quit Small Pieces Hexagonal Pieces Yellow Pieces

10. G.L.C.E. 2 nd Grade Geometry- being able to identify, describe and compare familiar 2-D and 3-D shapes Distinguish between curves and straight lines, and between curved and flat surfaces Classify familiar plane and solid objects, by shape, color, size, roundness, number of corners and describe which attributes are being used to describe Quit

11. Resources Purple Math, Math Lessons: http://www.purplemath.com/ You tube: www.youtube.com Quit

12. About Me My name is Allyson Green. I’m a junior at Grand Valley State University. I hope one day to be making impact on children, as my teachers impacted me. If you need to contact me, you can e-mail me at [email_address] Quit

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14. Concept Map Quit Venn Diagrams Main Slide Quit Resources The Internet Why Use Venn Diagrams? How to draw a Venn Diagram An example of a universe An example of a Venn Diagram Classify Shapes Sample shape Venn Diagram G.L.C.E. Internet Resources Video on Venn Diagrams