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Sorting Activity: Shapes and Colors - Horizontal

Sorting Activity: Shapes and Colors - Horizontal preview
Sorting Activity: Shapes and Colors - Horizontal preview
Sorting Activity: Shapes and Colors - Horizontal preview 2
Sorting Activity: Shapes and Colors - Horizontal preview 3
Sorting Activity: Shapes and Colors - Horizontal preview 4

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Color sorting example: red, blue and green label cards, each followed by three matching colored squares sorted beside it
Model the sort before students try it on their own
Blank sorting mat, page 2: three empty label spots, each with three spaces where students place matching cards
Print and laminate as a reusable sorting board
Blank sorting mat, page 3: three blank label spots so you can add your own categories, each with three spaces to fill
Write in custom categories for a new sort
Blank sorting mat, page 4: three empty category spots, each followed by three spots for students to sort items into
Extra copy for small-group or center sorting
Two-category sorting mat, page 6: two blank label spots, each with three spaces for students to place matching items
Simpler two-way sort for beginning sorters
Two-category sorting mat, page 7: two empty label spots with three spaces each for sorting cards by a chosen attribute
Use for this-or-that sorts, such as two colors
Two-category sorting mat, page 8: two open category spots, each followed by three spaces for matching pieces
Copy for one-on-one or therapy session practice
Two-category sorting mat, page 9: two blank categories with three spaces each for students to sort and match items
Additional two-way board for partner work
Single-category matching mat: one blank label spot followed by three spaces where students place items that match it
Starting point: find three items that match one label

About This Product

This educational activity is designed to develop a child's ability to sort and categorize shapes and colors. The activity involves the use of a sorting mat, which is set up horizontally, with various sorting cards with different shapes and colors.

The learner will be given a set of cards in different colors, such as red, blue, and yellow, and then given three individual sorting cards for each color or shape and will be asked to sort them horizontally in a line.

This activity aims to develop the learner's cognitive skills by helping them recognize similarities and differences between the shapes and colors of the sorting cards. The activity can also help the learner develop their sequencing and writing skills by placing the cards in a specific order horizontally. In this activity there is a sorting mat to sort one color or one shape, as well as a sorting mat to sort two colors and shapes and three colors and shapes. Making this activity easy to individualize for learner. As the learner progresses, the activity can be made more challenging by adding more colors and shapes to the sorting cards. This will help the learner to develop their ability to recognize and differentiate between a wider range of shapes and colors.

Overall, this activity is a fun and engaging way for young learners to develop their cognitive and fine motor skills, while also introducing them to basic concepts of sequencing and writing.

The pages are clear of visual distractions which helps the learner focus on the task. This activity is easy to create - Print, laminate all cards, cut out the individual sorting cards and velcro to the corresponding activity mat. If you have a coil binding machine you can coil bind the pages, However you can three hole punch the mats and put them in a binder or use binder rings for many years of teaching and learning.

Enjoy,

IFIO girl

I'll Figure It Out

What's Included

A PDF with 24 pages.

colors and shapes in the activity

red

green

blue

yellow

purple

white

black

pink

grey

brown

orange

circle

square

triangle

rectangle

star

heart

cross

diamond

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