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|A builder '''classifies''' their bricks by [[colour]] and puts them into piles.
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|A child '''classified''' their blocks by shape and colour and arranged them in [[Row|rows]] and [[Column|columns]].
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: A [[scientist]] puts all of their red [[Brick|bricks]] in one pile and all of their blue bricks in another pile.
 
: A [[scientist]] puts all of their red [[Brick|bricks]] in one pile and all of their blue bricks in another pile.
 
: A [[scientist]] puts all their triangle blocks in one pile and all of their [[square]] blocks in another.
 
: A [[scientist]] puts all their triangle blocks in one pile and all of their [[square]] blocks in another.

Revision as of 08:32, 3 August 2018

Key Stage 1

Meaning

To classify is to things into groups of similar things.

Noun: Classification
Verb: Classify

About Classification

When we put things in groups we are classifying them. We put things in groups because it helps us organise the world.

Examples

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A builder classifies their bricks by colour and puts them into piles. A child classified their blocks by shape and colour and arranged them in rows and columns. A student classified animals by the sounds they made.
A scientist puts all of their red bricks in one pile and all of their blue bricks in another pile.
A scientist puts all their triangle blocks in one pile and all of their square blocks in another.
A scientist writes down lists of animals naming all the ones with fur in one list and all the ones that don't have fur in another list.

Used in a Sentence

A scientist classifies their bricks by colour.
A scientist classified their bricks by shape.
A scientist used classification by texture to arrange animals into two lists.