Color sorting

FREE color matching and sorting activity for toddlers and preschoolers featuring a caterpillar. Kids can place colored objects on top to match or sort the colors. Great Spring activity or to go along with Eric Carle's book Very Hungry Caterpillar.

Free printable color sorting mats for eleven different colors. There are six pictures for each color that your child can sort.

Did you know that sorting helps your child’s brain development? This is what Curious Neuron says: “Sorting objects by size, shape or colour, is a developmental milestone for cognition (learning, thinking, problem-solving). By age 2, children begin to understand the concept of sorting. By age 4, a child will be able to identify some colours and sort.” If your child is kindergarten age or younger, sorting activities should be a regular in their weekly schedule. You can make your own sorting…

Printable Cereal Sorting Mat: Super simple cognitive development activity for toddlers and preschoolers!

If your kids are as crazy over Legos as mine are, then this Lego Color Sort activity will be right up their alley!

This train color sorting activity is a fun way for young children to practice color recognition and sorting. My toddler and preschooler both enjoyed it!

Kindergarten and preschool hands on activities are perfect for morning tubs, soft start mornings, early finishers, and rainy days!

Magnet board learning centers are an amazing use of classroom space. Includes 10 easy ideas for literacy, math, writing, and STEM learning.

As I've mentioned before, I'm often looking for ways I can capture Little Brother's attention with a "quieter: activity. He has loved "drop"...

Sticker Sorting Activity: A quick and easy toddler activity! #toddleractivities #kidsactivities #sorting