Description
This pack of six sorting activities are designed with preschoolers, kindergarten and first graders in mind. Featuring so much more than just color or shape sorting, children learn and practice six different sorting skills.
This is not your average set of sorting activities for preschoolers. Each activity is different in content as well as concept. Through the activities included, children learn how to sort a set of images, as well as sort from a group by pulling out the correct items, and children will practice sorting and identifying the different item within a group. Children will also work on fine motor skills as they manipulate picture pieces as well as clothespins.
Here’s what’s included:
~ Color Theory Sorting – use a vinn diagram to sort colors and the outcome of mixing two colors
~ Basic Color Sorting – free color sorting mat to use with any math manipulative of choice
~ Which One is Different? – choose from a group of like ideas which does not belong
~ Healthy vs. Non-Healthy Sorting – use clothes pins to sort healthy foods versus those that are not
~ I Spy Sorting – identify sets of objects within a group of larger items
~ Roll and Sort – sort completely different images based on color
I am Sarah, an educator turned stay-at-home mama of five! I am the owner and creator of Stay At Home Educator, a website about intentional teaching and purposeful learning in the early childhood years. I’ve taught range of levels, including preschool and college, and a little bit of just about everything in between. Right now, my focus is teaching my children and running a preschool from my home. Credentials include: Bachelors in Art, Masters in Curriculum and Instruction
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