Sorting Activities

Some of the stars on this 4th of July size sorting worksheet look similar in size, but they're all slightly different - so finding the biggest might be a challenge!

Sort out the red, white and blue stars on this 4th July themed worksheet, ordering them from smallest to largest.

This fun printable includes some lovely illustrations of different African animals to cut out, ready for the kids to sort by size. If you laminate the cut-outs they will last and can be used for lots of different activities.

The kids will love sorting these colourful autumn-themed pictures into big and small groups! Print and cut out the pictures and the sorting mats too, then ask the children to sort the pairs by size.

Print out our autumn leaf printables, cut each one out, and ask the children to sort them by size. You can laminate each leaf for extra durability if you prefer...

The kids will love sorting these cute bats in order of size! Simply print and cut out (laminate if you prefer), then jumble them up ready to be sorted!

Print and cut out the different sizes of books, then ask the kids to sort them by size. Laminate the books if you want to reuse them again.

We have five different sized chicks for children to practice sorting by size from smallest to largest - or vice versa. Print onto card, cut out and laminate for extra durability.

Ho ho ho! There's lots of Christmas sorting fun to be had on this worksheet! Can the children circle the biggest Santa, Reindeer or Present and put a cross on the smallest?

The children will love the fun pictures on this Christmas size sorting worksheet, in particular, the cute gingerbread men! Can the children number the pictures in each row from 1 for the smallest to 5 for the biggest?

Here's a fun sorting activity with a weather theme! Cut out the clouds and put them in order from biggest to smallest. Or try from smallest to biggest!

These lovely printables include two pages of animals, big and small, and two "mats" on which the children can sort them. Laminate the whole lot and you'll be able to play with this set over and over again.

The kids will learn about colours and how to sort them with this fun fish activity! Print and cut out the fish, then ask the kids to sort them by colours onto the mats (UK and US versions available below).

Here's a colourful sorting activity to keep the kids busy and help them learn about different patterns. Print and cut out the colourful fish, print out the sorting mats too and sort the fish by their patterns.

Simply print and cut out these pretty flowers, then sort them by size. If you laminate them, you can repeat the activity again and again. Of course you could also count the petals and sort by the number of petals, too.

This spooky size sorting activity is great for teaching the kids how to sort from biggest and smallest (and smallest to biggest too!). Cut out the ghosts (laminate if you want to make them more durable), then shuffle them up and ask the kids to sort them by size.

The children will love ordering these adorable guinea pigs according to size! And if you laminate them too you can reuse them again.

Can the children circle the biggest Halloween picture on each row, and draw a cross on the smallest? A fun sorting activity with a Halloween theme!

Cut out these 5 adorable hamsters, then sort them according to size. Laminate for extra durability if you prefer.

My son always looks for the biggest pumpkin he can find in the shops at Halloween! Can the children sort our Jack 'o' Lanterns by size? 

Cut out the carp kites and then stick them in size order on the flagpole page - a fun size ordering activity for Children's Day or your Japan topic.

These lovely monster sorting mats can be used in many different ways in the classroom or home. Sort our Monster sorting game cards with them, use them with your own monsters, or get the kids to draw their own!

The kids will love the fun illustrations on this pet animal big and small size sorting worksheet! Can the children circle the biggest picture in each row and draw a cross on the smallest?

This four-page printable gives you plenty of scope for activity! First, colour in the pictures of various pets. Then cut them out. Now you can sort them in various ways:

Every activity is more fun when there are colourful rainbows involved! Cut out the rainbows (laminate if you prefer), then ask the kids to order them from biggest to smallest. Then shuffle them up and ask them to try from smallest to largest!

Cut out the different sizes of school bags (laminate if you wish), mix them up then ask the kids to order them by size. A perfect back to school activity!

This school themed size sorting worksheet is perfect for the start of the new school term! Can the kids circle the biggest picture in each row, then draw a cross on the smallest?

Here's a colourful size sorting worksheet that's perfect for the kids going back to school, but great fun anytime! Can the children number the pictures in each row according to size?

Sort our useful shape printables or your own shapes onto these 4 mats for circles, squares, rectangles and triangles.

The kids will enjoy sorting these pretty snowflakes in order of size. You can laminate them too for extra durability.

These bright stripy horses come in six different sizes. Print onto card, cut out (and laminate if you wish), then use them for counting, sorting into size order etc.

Cut out the 12 cards and then ask your child to sort them into groups. They might choose to put all the black and white and colour cards into separate groups, or sort by dogs and cats.

We've got some bright and colourful spring pictures to print and cut out on these sheets, then the children can try sorting them onto the two 'big' and 'small' mats.

This is an sorting game for children aged approximately 3-6. There are two parts to this sorting game: a game board, and 16 flower cards.

Here's a colourful summer size sorting activity,  and if you laminate the pieces you can use them over and over again.  Cut out the bright and cheerful pictures, laminate if you prefer, then ask the children to sort them onto the mats.

Here's a slightly trickier summer size sorting worksheet. Can the children number the pictures in each row from 1 for the smallest to 5 for the biggest?

Cut out the bright suns and ask the kids to sort them from biggest to smallest. Then mix the suns up again, and ask the kids to sort from smallest to biggest! You can laminate the suns too for extra durability.

These bright and cheerful green teddy bear sorting sheets are a great activity for young children. You could get the child to have a go at cutting them out too. Then use them to make pairs and groups. Use just green ones, or mix with our other teddy sorting printables in different colours.

Sort this white teddy bear set into pairs or size order. Or print some other sets in different colours and add a further sorting element. This set is useful if you want to save on ink, too ...

We have five different sized tortoises for children to practice sorting by size from smallest to largest - or vice versa. Print onto card, cut out and laminate for extra durability.

Here's a bright and cheerful weather-themed worksheet, that'll help the kids practise their sorting skills. Can they circle the biggest picture on each row, and draw a cross on the smallest? You can laminate the worksheet if you prefer then it can be used again.

We've got some fun winter shapes for the children to sort onto the 'big' and 'small' printable mats. Laminate the mats and shapes if you'd like to reuse them.

Here's a fun winter size sorting worksheet for the kids to try. Can they number the wintry pictures from 1 for the smallest to 5 for the biggest?