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How We Group Things

What Goes Together? Groups All Around Us

Logic with Categories

All, Some, and None

What Do Words Mean?

What Is a Definition?

[Explorer] Sort the Objects

[Explorer] Category Sorting Game

Clear vs. Fuzzy Definitions

[Thinker] Types and Subtypes — Tree Diagrams

[Thinker] Relations Between Categories

How Words Sort the World

Myth Busting: Everyone Knows What That Means

Module 2 Recap — What We Learned

Learn how words sort the world into categories. Practice making clear definitions. Explore how all, some, and none work in logic. Two tracks: Explorer (ages 6-9, sorting games) and Thinker (ages 10+, tree diagrams and category relations).

The world is full of things — animals, foods, ideas, colours. How do we keep them straight.

Putting Things in Groups — Categories and Definitions

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