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Fall Size Sorting Activity
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
We found this awesome fall size sorting activity at MyGrafico, via Laurie of Tip Junkie! Great for an autumn math center, your kiddos will strengthen visual discrimination and early math skills as they determine on which mat the playing cards belong. They'll also be introduced to the concept of opposites!
The printable file comes with two different sorting activities. In the first, students will distinguish the 'small' pumpkins from the 'big' pumpkins, and in the second, your kiddos will be challenged with sorting the 'short' scarecrows from the 'tall' scarecrows.
Be sure to head on over to MyGrafico for this fantastic fall educational resource! And, while you're there, check out the fun products they offer!
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