Summary
On Oddtober the Thirteenth, agents earn a day off only if they can make the villains happy first. Sorting out who likes what turns into a sorting-and-grouping problem, with a Venn diagram helping everyone see which villains share which interests. A playful intro to grouping things by their attributes.
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Discussion questions
Discussion
Figuring out what each villain likes becomes a sorting puzzle.
- How did sorting the villains into groups help the agents?
- What does it mean when something belongs in the overlap of two circles?
- What's a way you could sort your classmates into groups?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: sort, group, Venn diagram, overlap.
Try it: Draw two overlapping circles labeled "likes cats" and "likes dogs," then place yourself and a few friends in the right spot.