Higher group

Imagine you have a bunch of friends who all like to play together. Sometimes, you want to split up and play different games. One way you might decide who goes where is by putting everyone in groups. Let's say you have 3 friends. You can put them in one group of 3 or make two smaller groups, one with 2 friends and another with 1 friend.

Now, a higher group means a bigger group. It's like having more friends to play with. Instead of just 3 friends, imagine you have 10 friends! That would be a higher group because you have more people together.

Having a higher group can be fun because there are more people to play with. You can play all sorts of games that need more players. For example, if you want to play a game of soccer, you need lots of people to make two teams. With a higher group, you can easily make two teams and have a great game.

But sometimes, a higher group can also have some challenges. When there are more people, it can be harder to make decisions because everyone might have different ideas. It's like if you and your friends wanted to choose which game to play. If there are lots of friends, everyone might want to play something different, and it can take longer to decide. It's important to take turns and listen to each other so that everyone gets a chance to have fun.

So, in simple terms, a higher group means having more friends or people together to play with. It can be lots of fun, but it can also be challenging to make decisions when there are more people.