A fun activity using colorful blocks or toys to teach your child sorting and color recognition.
Once color sorting is mastered, you can move on to sorting by size or shape to gradually increase the challenge.
Gather a set of blocks or small toys in different colors, and ask your child to sort them into groups by color: all the red ones together, all the blue ones together, and so on.
This activity teaches the sorting skill, one of the foundational cognitive skills that more complex math and logic skills are later built upon.
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