Building Strong Foundations Through Play
Fine motor skills are essential for little learners—they strengthen the small muscles in hands and fingers, helping children with everyday tasks like holding a pencil, using scissors, and fastening buttons.
Colour sorting isn’t just fun — it develops early math concepts, boosts attention to detail, and encourages critical thinking. Sorting activities also support language development as children learn to describe and categorise the world around them.
**Why it matters: **
Linking colours to emotions (inspired by the ‘The Colour Monster’ book) helps them name their feelings so they can manage them better — leading to stronger well-being, social skills, and resilience.
What’s included:
- A3 x 2 sheet of Colour Monster wheel (perfect for tuff trays)
- A5 x 2 display prompts (Can you sort the colours? Can you sort the feelings?)
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