Apple QuickTime movie | 1996-06-05 | 3.2 MB | 204x204 | 15fps | 39 seconds | [MooV/TVOD]
Transcription: Sorting and classifying are natural ways for a child to begin to organize and make sense of the world. Even at a very early age, children are able to put their own things away by sorting. Books on the shelf, stuffed animals on the bed, or toys in the toy box. In carnival cars, children sort cars by color, driver, body type, number, and horn sound. Your child will use Venn diagrams to work with symbols similarities and differences. Sorting and classifying objects by their attributes or characteristics is the basis for logical and deductive reasoning.
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