Color sorting activities

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…

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"...

This easy craft stick ice cream color matching activity will keep your toddler or preschooler busy for a while. Great for color recognition and fine motor skills.

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

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

Back to School crayon color sorting with pom poms! Preschoolers strengthen fine motor muscles with this hands-on activity.

Save all the popsicle sticks and make this easy popsicle stick color sorting activity.

A pop it color sorting activity for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten! #preschool #prek #kindergarten #popit

Het fruitthema: een thema waar je op vele gebieden mee bezig kunt zijn! Je kan er knutsels van maken, over lezen, maar natuurlijk ook veel over leren. Ik heb een overzicht gemaakt van 11 ideetjes.

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