Preschool size activities

What a fun collection of playful ways to learn the concept of big and small!

These seriation activities for preschoolers are practical and will help teach the concept of ordering -or arranging - things in terms of size

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Explore big and small sorting activities for toddlers and preschoolers!e Teach size differences through fun, hands-on learning experiences.

Looking for Big and Small activities for preschool? Heres an easy DIY activity that is super fun for learning about shapes and colors with the benefits of

Sorting activities are important for children to learn how to process information and build necessary skills for higher learning.

These fun and interactive activities are designed to teach young children the basic concepts of measurement, including length, weight, and volume. Whether you’re a teacher, parent, or caregiver, these activities are sure to engage and educate your preschoolers. From using their own body parts to measure objects to experimenting with different measuring tools.

Shorter and Longer Measurement, Cutting and Sorting activity helps pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students understand concepts of measurement and sorting

Here is another quick and easy activity we did with our Kite theme! This is good to help young children learn about sizes as they sort the kites smallest to biggest. This was a cinch to make and LB(3) had fun with this one! Prep Work: Using a piece of construction paper, cut out 5 rectangles of different sizes. Fold the rectangles in half, then in half again. Cut from one corner to the next, unfold and you've instantly got 5 kites! (pictures below): Draw lines on the kites from corner to…

Fine motor, color recognition, size sorting. This activity has it all! And it's a great toddler activity, too.