Sorting by attributes kindergarten

Sometimes science and math flow so well together! At least that was the case today. We moved straight from making groups of tens and ones into our science skill of sorting objects in a variety of ways. If you don't know by now, I LOVE introducing concepts with the combination of an anchor chart and book! This little cutie was inspired by Cara. If you've never heard of this book, it is a fabulous way to introduce the concept of sorting. The little mouse has a lot of "junk" and sorts it all…

Reinforce sorting skills with these hands-on math centers. Sort by rules, and use different materials with these kindergarten sorting activities.

Stepping stones anchor chart unit 1 lessons 1.5 & 1.6. Sorting by attribute.

Kids love learning how to sort with these fun sorting activities. They are perfect for preschool, kindergarten or even first grade. Students learn to sort by attributes such as color, size, shape, weight, texture and more! Check out these printables today!

One of the Common Core Standards for Kindergarten is to classify objects into categories and count the number of objects in each category. We begin our school year with this standard because it's an easy one that all the students can usually master. We actually begin by introducing our math manipulatives in exploring centers- I get out the different manipulatives and let the kids explore them. I've actually covered that here, if you want to see how I introduce math manipulatives and centers…

Free worksheets for identifying and sorting shapes by a variety of attributes including; color, size, shape, thickness and more. Great for early learning math skills.

Sorting Shapes! Love that these shapes have different: colors, sizes and thickness as students are sorting by shape! #kindergartenteacher #prekteacher...

Engage preschool and kindergarten students in comparing length and width with our digital Boom Cards! This interactive math and science activity helps students practice identifying shorter, longer, and taller objects. With 30 engaging Boom Cards, students will sort objects by attributes, making learning fun and interactive.

Teaching sorting is one of the first units covered in many early childhood classrooms. It is an essential skill for little ones to understand before many other math skills can be developed. Little learners need to know what makes objects the same and different in order to begin understanding the concept of sorting.