Day 15: Big and Small Christmas Tree Sort
It’s day 15 of the 24 Days of Christmas Printables for Toddlers, and today’s Big and Small Christmas Tree Sort printable works on a new learning objective: size sorting!
Since it’s an introduction to the concept for toddlers, I’ve only included two sizes, “big” and “small”. {If you’re looking for a bigger challenge with more different sizes, try this Christmas Gift Size Sort printable!}
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(N was 2 years and 5 months old.)
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Materials for Big and Small Christmas Tree Sort
- Printable pdf file (below)
- Three sheets of paper.
- Printer.
- Laminator and laminating pouches. Optional if you use heavy paper for printing.
- Paper cutter or scissors.
What’s in the Printable PDF File?
There are three pages to print:
- One page shows 9 large Christmas trees,
- one page has 25 small Christmas trees,
- and the third page is a sorting mat.
Cut the pages with the big and small Christmas trees apart at the black lines, but leave the sorting mat with the red border intact.
Discuss the different sizes with your kids and assist them in sorting by size if necessary.
The different Christmas tree designs also include a lot of details you can chat about while doing this activity.
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