Leaf Sorting Shapes Worksheet Game

Looking for some new ways to practise shape sorting this fall? These Sorting Shapes Worksheet Activity mats will make for a fun sorting activity with preschoolers. These are perfect for teaching shape puzzles and recognition. There are cards with real photos of items to help kids connect the shapes to real life objects.

>> These printables would go very well with the Editable Playdough Mats Bundle for preschool and kindergarten learners. <<

Leaf Sorting Shapes Worksheet Game

Shape sorting activities for toddlers and preschoolers just got an upgrade! This super fun printable pack would make a great addition to your math and shape sorting centers. Are you looking for high engagement 2D shapes activities? These flexible and fun geometry activities are ideal for whole group and small group lessons teaching 2D shape identification, and visual discrimination.

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This in turn also helps students identify the key differences between each shape.

It’s fairly simple to prepare, each bark tree can be cut up with the corresponding cards and then placed on the sorting mat. You could laminate the sheets before cutting them up and then placing them in a file folder or plastic slip for storage!

The cards can be placed in a small group where kids can start sorting them according to their shapes. Two cards with real images of items used in real life are include for each of the shapes in the file circle, rectangle, square, diamond, and a triangle. IF you find that this is too advanced for your group of kiddos, then just opt for using the shapes only. Once the kids get to a level where they can cognitively identify the shapes to real objects – then include those particular cards.

An example is provided here with the iPhone and the calculator in the rectangle shape sort mat. This shape sorting printable can be done in a file folder too, super fun and easy! Grab the file folder and paste the ‘tree shapes’in there. Use velcro to add dots to the shape cards and have the kids sorting the shapes onto the corresponding tree.

Download Sorting Shapes Worksheet

Don’t forget to grab your printable below, you could choose to print in black and white and hand these out or in color and laminate the printables for use and re-use year on year.

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