FREE Spring Color Sorting Activity

Help kid practice identifying 6 colors with this fun, free printable color sorting activity using spring baskets. This is a fun toddler, preschool, and kindergarten activity.


FREE Spring Color Sorting Activity - this is such a fun color recognition and color sorting activity with a fun Easter twist for toddler, preschool, kindergarten age kids. This is a fun Easter basket kids activities and makes a great center





Spring is such a wonderful time to learn and explore with little ones. They are naturally curious, and on the lookout for patterns to observe. If you're looking for a fun, simple Spring activity for toddlers and preschoolers, try this! This simple color sort printable set will help your little ones practice sorting, matching, color words and fine motor skills.




Color Sorting



color sorting





Included in the Color Sort Download

This activity is super easy to set up, and can be used again and again for color sorting fun. The printable pack includes the following:


  • 6 Baskets for various colored eggs

  • 36 eggs in 6 different colors to sort into the coordinating baskets





How to Set Up the Spring Color Sorting Activity:


To get started, you will need to print all the eggs and baskets. I suggest using card stock for durability, and then laminating them. This will allow the pieces to hold up over time (and many small hands!).



Laminating the baskets will also allow you to write on them if you'd like. So if you're working with older preschoolers on color words, you could write the color on each basket to help them learn the words as they match the colors.







Once everything is printed, cut out the eggs. This is the only time consuming prep work, but once it's complete, you can use it again year after year.



Then you're all set!



Mix up all the eggs, and lay out the colored baskets, and let kids sort the eggs into the matching basket (according to the bow color).



Simple as that!



You could even cut a slit in the top of the basket if you'd like, allowing kids to put the eggs "into" the basket. If you do this, you may want to glue it to another piece of card stock after you cut the slit, making it easier for kids to stick the eggs into the basket.






Other Ways to Play


After your kids have sorted and learned the different colors, here are some other ideas for how to use this color sort activity.



First, you could set up an "egg hunt." Mix up the eggs and pick a random basket and have your child find only the blue eggs, or only the green eggs, etc.



Or hide the eggs around the room and let them find the eggs, then sort them according to their color.



Finally, after correctly matching all the eggs, have your child find other objects that match the colored baskets.



This could include small toys, marbles, beads, pens, anything they can find that matches the colors on the baskets.



If they enjoy this simple color sort and egg hunt activity, you may also have fun going on a simple shape scavenger hunt! This is a great excuse to get outside and learn.



Have fun learning and exploring through play!








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