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If you are on the hunt for a simple and fun color sorting free printable, you are in the right place!
We absolutely love this colors printable and I hope your little enjoys it too!
The best part – these can be used in a variety of ways and I’ll share below how you can go about using these toddler and preschool sorting worksheets too!
Related: Looking for an all in one Toddler Busy Book? This Toddler Learning Folder is our favorite!
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Color Sorting Free Printable
One of the best ways that we have found to use these printables is within a busy book.
If you are looking for a busy binder, these are some of our favorites:
I like to add these sorting colors printable sheets as extra bonus sheets within one of our premade binders.
This is not necessary.
They can be used as is.
However, if you are looking to take these sorting printable sheets on the go, this is the best way that I have found for enjoying:
While waiting at a restaurant
On a train
On a plane
In a school setting
When you are homeschooling
.. the possibilities are endless.
Included in this set of color sorting sheets are:
Red color sorting worksheets
Orange color sorting worksheets
Yellow color sorting worksheets
Green color sorting worksheets
Blue color sorting worksheets
Purple color sorting worksheets
Related: For a simple and easy Preschool Activity Binder, this one is our favorite!
How we love to use the Colors Printable
Here are the steps on how to use these colors printables within a busy binder:
Insert the sheets within sheet protectors in a 3 ring binder.
Cut out the color items.
Then, match the color items to the correct colored name sheet.
Easy peasy, right?
And, you can just close the busy book right back up and be on your way to using it over and over again if need be.
Take it on the go for an easy lesson outdoors.
Another fun way we like to go about using these is with actual items in my LO’s playroom.
For example, I’ll set out the color name sheets on our table.
Then, we will seek and find colorful items in my LO’s playroom.
If we have a red stuffed animal, we will match it to the red worksheet.
If we have a blue whale bath toy, we will match it to the blue worksheet.
This is a wonderful way to not only use the color sorting items but to use your LO’s actual toys instead.
Related: Looking for an all in one Toddler Busy Book? This Toddler Learning Folder is our favorite!
Color Sorting for Toddlers
Colour printables are so much fun!
I really hope you like this colors printable and the sorting by color activities within it.
Not only will these learning colors worksheets work for toddlers and preschoolers.
They can also work for kindergarteners who are learning all about colors and their different shades too.
I hope your 5 and 6 year old enjoys these sorting worksheets for kindergarten.
Related: Looking for an all in one Kindergarten Busy Book? Here is our favorite!
Get the Color Sorting Printable Activity PDF below:
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