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Analytic Coding Sport and Toy Items: Blocks (wooden) (Mind Map, Question and Expanded formats) Analytic coding using conceptual vocabulary from the Basic Conceptual Systems based on the work of Andreas Hansen and Anne Svendsen, adapted by K. Morgan. © 2013.

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4. What Number of Parts do these have? 5. What Color(s) do these have? 6. What Shape(s) do these have? 2. What Group do these belong to? 16. When would you use these? (Time) 3. Are these … Living thing Non-Living thing 17. What Position are these in? Vertical Horizontal Diagonal 10. Who would Use these? (User) 12. What Material are these made of? 13. What Surface Properties do these have? 9. Where would these be used? (Place) 7. What Size are these (compared to you)? 8. Where would you buy these? (Place) © 2013 A. Svendsen, A.Hansen, K. Morgan. 11. What Weight does it have? (compared to you)? 14. What Surface Pattern do these have? 1. What is this? (Name) 15. What are these Used for? (Function/Use)

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Page 1: Analytic Coding Sport and Toy Items: Blocks (wooden) (Mind Map, Question and Expanded formats) Analytic coding using conceptual vocabulary from the Basic

Analytic CodingSport and Toy Items: Blocks (wooden)(Mind Map, Question and Expanded formats)Analytic coding using conceptual vocabulary from the Basic Conceptual Systems based on the work of Andreas Hansen and Anne Svendsen, adapted by K. Morgan. © 2013.

Page 2: Analytic Coding Sport and Toy Items: Blocks (wooden) (Mind Map, Question and Expanded formats) Analytic coding using conceptual vocabulary from the Basic

10. User(s)

4. Number of Parts

5. Color(s)

6. Shape(s)

12. Material

13. Surface Property

3. Living thing

Non-Living thing

11. Weight (compared to you)

7. Size (compared to you)

© 2013 A. Svendsen, A.Hansen, K. Morgan.

9. Place (of use)

8. Place (to buy)

15. Function/Use

1. What is it?

2. Group

16. Time

17. Position

Vertical Horizontal Diagonal

14. Surface Pattern

Page 3: Analytic Coding Sport and Toy Items: Blocks (wooden) (Mind Map, Question and Expanded formats) Analytic coding using conceptual vocabulary from the Basic

4. What Number of Parts do these

have?

5. What Color(s) do these have?

6. What Shape(s) do these have?

2. What Group do these belong to?

16. When would you use these? (Time)

3. Are these …Living thing

Non-Living thing

17. What Position are these in?

Vertical Horizontal Diagonal

10. Who would Use these? (User)

12. What Material are these made of?

13. What Surface Propertiesdo these have?

9. Where would these be used? (Place)

7. What Size are these(compared to you)?

8. Where would you buy these? (Place)

© 2013 A. Svendsen, A.Hansen, K. Morgan.

11. What Weight does it have? (compared to you)?

14. What Surface Patterndo these have?

1. What is this? (Name)

15. What are these Used for? (Function/Use)

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Blocks

Group

Number of Parts

Color

Shape

Position

Place (to obtain)

Place (to use)

Size (compared to)

Surface Pattern

Direction

Function/Use

Substance (composition)

Substance (properties)

User(s)

Value

Power

Living/Not Living

Speed

Time

Change

Weight (compared to)

Temperature

Taste

Smell/Odor

Sound

Surface Property

Analytic Coding using words from the Basic Conceptual Systems

to describe and analyze items.

© 2013 A. Svendsen, A.Hansen, K. Morgan.

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Construction and Use

Origin (Place of manufacture)

Place (to buy)

Place (of use)

Manufacturing sequence

Function/Use

User(s)

Movement

Speed

Time (of use)

Physical Characteristics

Color(s)

Shape(s)

Number of Parts

Size

Weight

Temperature

Material

Surface Pattern

Surface Properties

Living / Non-Living

Label

Name

Group

Change

Change in value over time:

Change in physical

characteristics over time:

© 2013, K. Morgan.

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Legos BlocksSimilarities &Differences

Circle the words in which the two items are

similar. Draw a line thru the

words in which the two items are different.

.Name

Living/Non-LivingGroup

Number of PartsColor(s)Shape(s)User(s)

Size (compared to …)

Weight (compared to … )

MaterialSurface Properties

Function/UsePlace (used)

Time

© 2013 A. Hansen, A. Svendsen, K. Morgan.

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Similarities &Differences

Circle the words in which the two items are

similar. Draw a line thru the

words in which the two items are different.

.

Legos Blocks

© 2013 A. Hansen, A. Svendsen, K. Morgan.

NameLiving/Non-Living

GroupNumber of Parts

Color(s)Shape(s)User(s)

Size (compared to …)

Weight (compared to … )

MaterialSurface Properties

Function/UsePlace (used)

Time

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Non-LivingToy item5 Sides, 6 sidesTanTubular, triangle, round, 4-sided shapesAdults, kidsLarger in size compared to the LegosHeavier in weight compared to the LegosWoodHard, smoothTo play with, to build withIn a house, at schoolPlay time, on a break

Non-LivingToy item6 Sides, round holes, round knobsRed, blue, yellow, greenStraight line, angle, round, 4-sided shapesAdults, kidsSmaller in size compared to the blocksLighter in weight compared to the blocksPlasticHard, smoothTo play with, to build with In a house, at school Play time, on a break

Similarities &Differences

Circle the words in which the two items are

similar. Draw a line thru the

words in which the two items are different.

.

© 2013 A. Hansen, A. Svendsen, K. Morgan.

NameLiving/Non-Living

GroupNumber of Parts

Color(s)Shape(s)User(s)

Size (compared to …)

Weight (compared to … )

MaterialSurface Properties

Function/UsePlace (used)

Time

Legos Blocks