We have been working hard on sorting by color, so I wanted to share a few of the ways I've used the materials from our Valentine's Day fun for sorting.
Activity #1:
I purchased this set of multi colored hearts on Amazon and I found the printable at Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds.
Activity #2:
We used those same foam hearts for another color sorting activity! This time I cut out hearts from construction paper and taped them to the wall. We used the stickers to match to the colored heart.
Acvitiy #3:
These foam hearts came in a pack of hearts that I used for Valentine Multiplication. We took a few minutes to sort the large hearts by color. You can sort into two groups as shown here (reds and pinks):
Activity #4:
I purchased these red and pink plastic hearts from Dollar Tree and we have used them in both sensory bins this month. For this activity, I gathered them and we sorted them by color.
Another easy color sorting activity you can do is to sort candy conversation hearts! They are a classic Valentine's treat!
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