Tarin Susman

Ask kids to work on sorting by giving them one card at a time and a pile of different color pompoms or wooden dots to match them to the cards by placing a dot or pompom of the same color on top of each circle on the card. This can also be turned into a game if you have a small fabric bag that you can place all of the pompoms or wooden dots in. Each player will take one of the pattern cards. When it is a player's turn, he/she will reach into the bag without looking and will pull out one of the

Ask kids to work on sorting by giving them one card at a time and a pile of different color pompoms or wooden dots to match them to the cards by placing a dot or pompom of the same color on top of each circle on the card.

Ask kids to work on sorting by giving them one card at a time and a pile of different color pompoms or wooden dots to match them to the cards by placing a dot or pompom of the same color on top of each circle on the card.

Ask kids to work on sorting by giving them one card at a time and a pile of different color pompoms or wooden dots to match them to the cards by placing a dot or pompom of the same color on top of each circle on the card.

Ask kids to work on sorting by giving them one card at a time and a pile of different color pompoms or wooden dots to match them to the cards by placing a dot or pompom of the same color on top of each circle on the card.

Ask kids to work on simple math by giving them one card at a time and a pile of different color pompoms or wooden dots to match them to the cards by placing a dot or pompom of the same color on top of each circle on the card and then determine what the answer is to each problem. *the formatting looks weird in the preview, but once downloaded it will be the correct version

Ask kids to work on sorting by giving them one card at a time and a pile of different color pompoms or wooden dots to match them to the cards by placing a dot or pompom of the same color on top of each circle on the card.

This activity is a great introduction to matching and naming both shapes and colors for early learners. Once they master matching them, you can place the first page with the outlines in a plastic sheet and give them a white board marker to practice tracing as well.