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    A Group of Similar Things That Belong Together

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    The document discusses sets and comparing sets using equal (=) and not equal (≠) signs. It provides examples of sets that are equal and not equal, such as a set of 3 balls being equal to another set of 3 balls, while a set of 3 balls is not equal to a set of 4 balls. The document also contains an activity for students to compare sets using the equal and not equal signs.

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    A Group of Similar Things That Belong Together

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    The document discusses sets and comparing sets using equal (=) and not equal (≠) signs. It provides examples of sets that are equal and not equal, such as a set of 3 balls being equal to another set of 3 balls, while a set of 3 balls is not equal to a set of 4 balls. The document also contains an activity for students to compare sets using the equal and not equal signs.

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    The document discusses sets and comparing sets using equal (=) and not equal (≠) signs. It provides examples of sets that are equal and not equal, such as a set of 3 balls being equal to another set of 3 balls, while a set of 3 balls is not equal to a set of 4 balls. The document also contains an activity for students to compare sets using the equal and not equal signs.

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    A Group of Similar Things That Belong Together

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    The document discusses sets and comparing sets using equal (=) and not equal (≠) signs. It provides examples of sets that are equal and not equal, such as a set of 3 balls being equal to another set of 3 balls, while a set of 3 balls is not equal to a set of 4 balls. The document also contains an activity for students to compare sets using the equal and not equal signs.

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    Name

    A group of similar things that belong


    together.
    Example:

    set of trees

    set of balls
    SKTC l Number Nimble Level 2 D03

    Using = and =
    (equal (not equal)
    )
    example

    =
    SKTC l Number Nimble Level 2 D03

    Activity 1
    Compare the following sets using = or =
    SKTC l Number Nimble Level 2 D03

    Activity 2
    SKTC l Number Nimble Level 2 D03

    Tick the circle if the sign used to compare the sets are
    correct, if not mark it X.

    =
    =
    =
    =
    SKTC l Number Nimble Level 2 D03

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