This leaf sorting activity is sure to be a hit this fall!īIO: Danielle is a former elementary teacher, a mom of two and now shares playful learning activities at Mom Inspired Life. Or you can count the leaves on each tree and graph the results with the class. Students can even vote on their favorite fall colors and you can graph the class results. Do any of the trees have the same amount of leaves? Let’s count and see.Here are some additional questions to ask: Afterward, students can count the leaves on each tree or compare the amount of leaves on each tree. This is a great way practice color recognition and sorting into groups. Invite your students to pick up leaves and sort them to the corresponding tree for each color. Place the trees on a table or the floor and put the pile of leaves nearby. If you would like to use this in a math center, I would recommend laminating the tree or placing it in a dry-erase sleeve for durability. Gather leaves that match each sorting tree you have made and put them all together in a pile.
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