Toy Box Sorting

This worksheet asks students to examine three toy boxes of different sizes and sort each loose toy by matching it to the correct box. Students must observe the size of each item and draw a line to classify the toy as belonging to the large, medium, or small box. This task strengthens early comparison skills and helps children understand relative size relationships. By identifying the correct destination for each object, learners practice early categorization skills. The activity builds visual discrimination and encourages students to compare objects that may share shape but differ in size. It also promotes fine motor development as children draw purposeful, controlled lines. Students learn how to organize items logically based on observable attributes.

Curriculum Matched Skills

Mathematics – Sorting and Classifying by Size

Mathematics – Comparing Measurable Attributes

Visual Discrimination – Observing Object Characteristics

Cognitive Development – Early Classification Skills

Fine Motor Skills – Controlled Line Drawing

This worksheet is part of our Sorting and Matching by Size or Shape Worksheets Collection.