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Categories are a group of items with shared characteristics. Categorizing helps children create patterns and identify similarities and differences. Categorization is important in language because it gives children a way to group thoughts, process information, store and retrieve ideas, and describe items. By developing skills in this area children can build their vocabulary and memory.
Learning to compare things in terms of similarities and differences is an important analytical skill that leads to classifying and other reasoning abilities. To group or classify objects, children must notice the objects’ properties or attributes and make decisions based on them.
Color in each image as you name items in the category.
Includes 3 versions! Cut out each animal. Paste to sort by size.
Color, Cut and Paste into the correct category.
Color in each image as you name items in the category.
Color in each image as you name items in the category.
Using the sorting mat, place each card in the category it belongs. Includes things we do, things we wear, and creatures we see.
Color in each flower as you name items in the category. 2 Versions included!
Color each item. Cut out and glue items in the correct category. Categories Include: Weather, Clothes, Bugs, Flowers.
Color, Cut and Paste into the correct category.
Can you find 5 differences between these pictures?
Clothing items have been mixed up! Color all the clothes you would wear in the season or weather stated. Includes 3 Versions! Winter, Summer, and Rainy Day.
Includes 3 Sorting Mats and 12 Camping Vocabulary Cards. Using the vocabulary cards, sort each card into the appropriate category. Categories include: Things we See, Things we Use, and Places we Stay.
Includes 1 Sorting Mat and 12 Camping Vocabulary Cards. Using the vocabulary cards, sort each card into the appropriate category. Categories include: Things we See, Things we Use, and Places we Stay.
Use your finger to fly like a butterfly and connect the two items that are similar.