Sorting activities

Did you know that sorting helps your child’s brain development? Plus kids love organizing the world around them, so make it a fun learning game with our printable color sorting pages. Teach kids their colors and help them learn to sort items and group them into similarities like color! This is a great activity for

Is your toddler or preschooler learning their shapes? Take it to the next level with this simple shape sorting math activity from Busy Toddler.

Sorting objects enables children to see the similarities and differences in the things around them. They can identify these similar attributes and group them. Learning to sort will help children develop attention to detail, patience, and observation skills. Check out these ten great sorting activities filled with fun and excitement.

Sorting is a fun activity to do and a great skill to have when in preschool and kindergarten. A good place to start when beginning to sort is with colors. Colors are everywhere and most likely you have colored objects around your class or house. A fun activity that I found all over Pinterest was a object color sort using objects around your house/classroom! We used our big lego blocks to sort by color. I laid out colored construction paper and we put the blocks on each paper to match the…

On a mission to get your toddler or preschooler to learn their colours? Check out this great list of genius colour sorting activities!

Create a color sorting box using a cardboard box, markers, and colored popsicle sticks to help your toddler practice learning colours.

Are you looking for a few boredom busting activities that also help toddlers and preschoolers learn their colors. You have to check out these easy and cheap color sorting activities. They're perfect for busy moms and dads on a budget using cheap supplies you probably already have at home. What's better then kids having fun while they learn?!

Shape activities for kids are fun and educational ways to teach children about basic shapes such as circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. These activities can include sorting, matching, tracing, and drawing shapes, as well as using them to create patterns and designs.