Sorting Size

Worksheet Description

This worksheet features a table with two columns labeled “Big” and “Small” at the top and a set of five colorful images below, including a duck, a mushroom, a pencil, a ball, and a bucket. These images are lined up in a row at the bottom of the page, separated by dotted lines indicating where to cut. The exercise instructs students to cut out the images and paste them into the correct box, according to their size. The clear and simple design ensures that the student’s focus remains on sorting the objects by size.

The worksheet is designed to teach students the concept of categorization based on size. By cutting and pasting the images into the respective “Big” or “Small” columns, children practice discerning the relative size of different objects. This hands-on activity not only reinforces size comparison skills but also helps develop fine motor coordination through the actions of cutting and pasting. Additionally, the exercise encourages the student to engage in decision-making and problem-solving as they determine where each image belongs.