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A simple sorting test for 3-year-olds can focus on sorting objects by color, shape, or size. Here’s a design:

Materials:

3 different shapes (e.g., circles, squares, triangles)

3 different colors (e.g., red, blue, yellow)

3 different sizes (small, medium, large)

Procedure:

1. Introduce Objects: Show the child a set of mixed objects that vary in shape, color, and size.

2. Sorting by Color: Ask the child to sort all objects by color

3. Sorting by shape: After sorting by color, mix the objects again and ask the child to sort by shape

4. Sorting by Size: Finally, mix them once more and ask the child to sort by size

Record how well the child follows instructions and the accuracy of sorting in each round.

This test assesses cognitive abilities like classification, memory, and attention span.

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The first phrase: the experiment let children play the “texture game” by categorizing objects (soft and hard rabbit toy; soft and hard car toys) For example, if a child is given with the soft rabbit, he or she needs to put it in the box labelled ‘soft’. On the other hand, if a child is given with the hard-texture car, he or she needs to put it in the box labelled ‘hard’.

The second phrase: the experiment let children play the “movement game” by categorizing objects based on animate and inanimate concepts (i.e. rabbit toys are animate, able to jump, while car toys are inanimate, travel in straight line) For example, of a child is given either a soft or hard rabbit toy, he or she needs to put it in the box labelled ‘animate’.

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sound categorization

1. We will open the recorded sound of human , vehicle, or animal in each round of the task with the figure which represent each category in front of the children.

2. After listening to the recorded sound, they must choose the figure that match the sound they heard.

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color and material

color: orange and green

material: fluffy pompom and wooden block

1) categorize the materials first:

putting orange pompoms in box that shows green pompom & green block in box showing orange block

2) categorize the colors second:

switch to putting orange pompoms into the box showing orange block & putting green block into box showing green pompom

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Color/size

Use physical dolls with different sizes and color

Ask them to sort the dolls by color or size

Do counter balance experiment (color then size, size then color)

Material

two boxes (one labeled with a larger blue doll, another labeled with a smaller red doll)

Several larger red dolls

Several smaller blue dolls

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Features (Materials) : Plastic (hard) , Foam/Sponge ball (soft)

Size : Small, Big

Colors and Shape of all balls are the same.

Started with size. Let’s play a size game. E.G. Put a small hard ball in this box (for small balls)

Then, moving on to the feature (materials). Let’s play the texture game. E.G. Put a big hard ball in this box (for big balls).

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Use objects like exotic animals and have the children sort based on categories like chondrichthyes vs osteichthyes. Provide 3-year-olds with toy fishes. Tecach them taxonomy and evolutionary biology and ask them to sort the items into two groups: chondrichthyes vs osteichthyes. Once sorted, introduce a second step by asking them to sort each group by size. Osteichthyes, commonly referred to as the bony fish, is a diverse superclass of vertebrate animals that have endoskeletons primarily composed of bone tissue. They can be contrasted with the Chondrichthyes (cartilaginous fish) and the extinct placoderms and acanthodians, which have endoskeletons primarily composed of cartilage. The vast majority of extant fish are members of Osteichthyes, being an extremely diverse and abundant group consisting of 45 orders, over 435 families and 28,000 species. It is the largest class of vertebrates in existence today, encompassing most aquatic vertebrates, as well as all semi-aquatic and terrestrial vertebrates. Chondrichthyes is a class of jawed fish that contains the cartilaginous fish or chondrichthyans, which all have skeletons primarily composed of cartilage. They can be contrasted with the Osteichthyes or bony fish, which have skeletons primarily composed of bone tissue. Chondrichthyes are aquatic vertebrates with paired fins, paired nares, placoid scales, conus arteriosus in the heart, and a lack of opercula and swim bladders. Within the infraphylum Gnathostomata, cartilaginous fishes are distinct from all other jawed vertebrates.

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number of shapes

Ex. 2 circle and 1 square

Sort by shape / Sort by number

1. Present the child with two set of cards, one with 2 circles and the other with 1 square.

2. Tell them to sort by shape. Then demonstrate by putting the circle card into the 2 circle pile and the square card into the 1 square pile.

3. Repeat that they are sorting by shape.

4. Then give new instruction to sort by number. Give the child 2 set of card with 2 squares and 1 circle.

5. Demonstrate by putting the 2 square into the 2 circles pile, and the 1 circle into the 1 square pile.

6. Let the child do it while repeating to sort by number.

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Our sorting test will use human and monkey pictures.

Monkey

Test 1: undressed monkeys

Test 2: monkeys dressing up like family members e.g. mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, sister, brother, etc.

Human

Test 1&2: members in the family

Babies have to answer whether the pictures are humans or monkeys. The second test is more challenging as it involves symbolic details of human being: clothes.

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Shape & color sorting game:

We would make our sorting test interesting by allowing children to physically feel and touch the objects and categorize them based on their shapes and colors as well as provide variety of shapes. (Pls see the attached picture as a reference)

To make it more interesting, the instructor can also increase the complexity of the game by coming up with different combinations of the sorting tasks (put circle shapes in a red space)

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Stage 1:

2 different stimuli

Smooth and rough

The child would be shown two different objects that either have a rough or smooth texture. Then the child would put the object into the box which they think is correct. Then repeat it 10 times for results. No patterns and

stimuli should be randomized.

Stage 2:

2 different stimuli

Star and square

The same as before but the prompt will be star and square instead of smooth and rough.

Note: The stimuli is the same object in both scenarios, i.e. rough stars, smooth stars, rough squares, smooth squares. Repeat it the same amounts of times as the first stage

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1. Change from sorting picture to an actual toy (red ball and blue square toy - silicone toy) to avoid the child getting bored.

2. Give them instructions and show them how to sort according to color.

3. Let the child put the toy into the basket as a way to sort the toy. (let them move/walk to be more active)

4. Repeat action (maybe 10 times).

5. Give them instructions and show them how to sort according to shape.

6. Repeat step 3 and 4.

7. Let the kids rest for 5 minutes (give them candy or something).

8. After short break, do the test in reverse order by instructing and show them how to sort by shape.

9. Let them sort for the same amount of times.

10. Then, instruct and show them how to sort by color.

11. Repeat step 9.

12. Done

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Using a regular tennis ball and a kid sized beach ball (but it’s bigger than the tennis ball), kids should sort which ball goes in which basket.

First round would be color based, red beach ball goes in red basket, green tennis ball goes into green basket.

Second round would be size based, red beach ball (bigger) would go into the green basket that has a label on it labeled ‘big’ and the green tennis ball goes into the red basket labeled ‘small’.

Features and Relationships used:

• Different size & color to emphasize the difference between the two balls.

• Functionality (rolling it into the right basket).

• Focuses on similarity-based categorization and associative learning.

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Sorting Toys into Boxes (make it less boring)

1) Shape test: red plush toys and big green legos (of similar size)

2) Color test: red plush toys and big green legos (of similar size)

3) Randomized Order of Both Shape and Color Tests to minimize bias (eg. color, shape, color, color, shape, color, shape)

5 shape and 5 color each round

4) Break time for 5-10 minutes in between rounds (3 rounds in total)

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Features: Size and shape

Box 1: small circle

Box 2: large square

Testing cards with small square and large circle which can be used to test in size and shape game

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You can use the relationship between sizes since children more than a few months can distinguish stimuli by size.

So we can create a test by using shapes and sizes and do it as in the video. At first we'll ask them to sort by shapes, give them a little break then sort by size.

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6638078738 Ramona Ratanakovit

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colors and function

for example red cake, purple jelly, red cat, purple elephant

kids can sort —> function: red cake+ purple jelly and red cat+ purple elephant

color: red cat, red cake and purple elephant and purple jelly

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Brown teddy bear

Red balloon 🎈

1. Shape game: put teddy bear 🧸 into a box labeled with red teddy bear. And do the same thing to the red balloon but put it into the box labelled with a picture of brown balloon.

2. Demonstrate to the kid on how to sort the objects while giving verbal instructions

3. Small break (5mins)

4. Colour game: put the object into the box with similar colour on the label.

5. Demonstrated to the kid on how to sort the objects while giving verbal instructions.

Counterbalancing by having the next kid to colour game first and then the shape game, vice versa. The same experimenter will be running the experiment for all the kids.

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shape/color

-> change the shape into something interesting/stimulating to children, and with more variety and distinction (ie. dog/fish) in 2 distinct color

-> demonstrate the rule of both game (color/shape) in the beginning of the test before beginning the sorting test. the order and frequency of each type of sorting game is randomized (ie. 3 color game 5 shape game, into 2 color game and 1 shape game)

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2 categories - Letters and shapes

Yellow A and Red B

Yellow square and red circle

The kids are first asked to sort by colors, and then asked to sort by shapes/letters (with a break in between to reduce the fatigue effect)

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We'd plan to do 3 simple shapes (circles, squares and triangles) in conjuction to 2 colors (yellow and purple). Same type of training as the video with Lil Max.

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