Color Sorting Learning Set- Sorting Tray and Farm Animal Manipulatives to Sort - Preschool and Toddler Sorting & Counting Game

Feature

This busy bag focuses on sorting cute animal manipulatives by color. You get a 10"L x 5.5"W sectioned tray that has 6 color marked compartments. (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple) You also get a variety of colorful and durable animal manipulatives to sort and a pair of jumbo tweezers to add an additional challenge.
Includes: One 10"x5.5" color coded sorting tray / One jumbo pair of tweezers (4.75" long and 2" wide) and 24 colorful animal manipulatives. (approx 1"-2" long)
24 colorful animal manipulatives. Counters are about 1.5" long. (Cow is 1.75" long x 1" wide, Duck is 1.25" long and .75" wide)
This learning activity focuses on matching and sorting colors. Sorting objects is an important skill for children because our world is organized into sensible groups or categories. These opportunities to sort items by like characteristics help young learners fine tune their visual discrimination skills to better observe how things are alike and different, which are essential early literacy and math skills
The sectioned tray has color marked sections for each of the 6 colors.

Description

This busy bag focuses on sorting cute farm animal manipulatives by color. You get a 10"L x 5.5"W sectioned tray that has 6 color marked compartments. (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple) You also get a variety of colorful and durable animal manipulatives to sort and a pair of jumbo tweezers to add an additional challenge. Includes: One 10"x5.5" color coded sorting tray One jumbo pair of tweezers (Chunky tong - 4.75" x 2" (colors vary) 24 colorful animal manipulatives. Counters are about 1.5" long. (Cow is 1.75" long x 1" wide, Duck is 1.25" long and .75" wide) Sorting objects is an important skill for children because our world is organized into sensible groups or categories. These opportunities to sort items by like characteristics help young learners fine tune their visual discrimination skills to better observe how things are alike and different, which are essential early literacy and math skills (Think subtle differences in letters such as a little i and a j).