Cookies Color Sorting Printable

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Cookies! Delicious cookies! Confession, I am a cookie addict. It is true. Any shape, any size and color, keep me away! Perhaps your students might be lured into learning with this Cookies Color Sorting Printable activity too!

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Cookies Color Sorting

Identify and sort colors PLUS work those fine motor skills by “decorating” the cookies with “sprinkles”.

Provide “sprinkles” – it can be any small round object like mini pom poms, buttons, beads etc. Simply add a small tweezer/tongs, to pick items up for fine motor practice too!

Laminate the sheet or use a dry-erase pocket to make this printable reusable.

You can also use it with play dough if you wish, letting the children roll small balls of dough to fill the picture.

TWO activities with one printable, clever thinking teacher!

Picking up small items like pom poms or beads with a plastic tweezer require fine motor muscles, hand-eye coordination and concentration to place the item just right.

Side-note: do lay down the rules with small items like these so it does not land up in noses or ears! Not recommended for young kids!

RELATED RESOURCE: Color Centers & Activities

More Ways to Play!

Turn this cookie color sorting activity into a game between friends.

Print an extra copy and place in the middle of the players.

Then take turns to close eyes (no peeking) and press down to touch a cookie.

Fill the color cookie you touched and try to fill the cookies.

First player with “full” cookies wins!

This game will also help students to develop spatial orientation- where to press to touch a certain color and also memory- remembering where a certain color was.

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Are you ready to decorate some yummy cookies while you learn about colors, practice those fine motor skills and work on concentration too? Then click on the large, yellow DOWNLOAD HERE button below!

Then, hop on over to see our Color Sorting Center Activity!

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Nadia

Nadia is a South African mom to two littles, a former preschool teacher, and currently working as a reading therapist at a remedial school. She blogs over at Teach me Mommy about easy and playful activities inspiring you to be your child's first teacher. You can see more of her ideas on Pinterest and Instagram.

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