Sorting objects kindergarten

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…

Write the name of the objects into their correct categories. #Kindergarten #Early-Childhood

Preschool learning game Color Sorting develops logical thinking and deepens knowledge of colors. Print free fun learning activity worksheets in PDF.

Sorting By Real-World Shapes cut and paste activity (Pre-K, Kindergarten) #MathWorksheets #MathPractice #MathFun

Preschool sorting and categorizing is the beginning steps of learning math. Our preschool sorting and categorizing printable worksheets help children in preschool learn to match similar objects and identify objects that belong (or does not) in a particular group. Watch as their puzzle little faces come to life when they figure out the answer.

This Dino shape sorting activity is great for preschool students who are in the process of learning their shapes.Over four sheets there are six cards total, and within these six cards is a Dinosau

Sorting objects enables children to see the similarities and differences in the things around them. They can identify these similar attributes and group them. Learning to sort will help children develop attention to detail, patience, and observation skills. Check out these ten great sorting activities filled with fun and excitement. Conclusion Sorting is an essential ... Read more

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Use teddy bear counters to teach number comparison! Laminate the number comparison work mat without signs (see previous pin). Arrange bears in 3 sets of 2 groups each: one equal set, one less than set, and one greater than set. Give your child a dry-erase marker and have her label each set with the correct sign. To add an element of surprise, place cups over the piles. Tell child that the bears are sleeping in their caves; we are going to wake them up to see which neighbor family has more…