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Introduce young learners to the natural world with this engaging Plant and Animal Sorting Activity. Perfect for science lessons or cross-curricular literacy integration, this hands-on worksheet helps children distinguish between plants and animals through interactive sorting tasks. Learners cut out picture-word cards and paste them into the correct category, developing classification skills and scientific vocabulary while improving fine motor coordination. What’s Included: Sorting mat with two labeled categories: Plant and Animal 16 picture-word cards representing common plants and animals Cut and paste worksheet format Printer-friendly black and white version Answer key for teacher or self-assessment Learning Objectives: Identify and classify living things as plants or animals Build early science vocabulary and observation skills Practice fine motor skills through cutting and pasting Develop reasoning and sorting abilities Reinforce basic science concepts aligned with KS1 standards Perfect For: EYFS Reception KS1 Science Ages 4 to 7 Life sciences introduction Science centers or group work Early years classrooms or homeschool environments ESL and EAL learners needing visual support

Teach children the difference between positive and negative behavior with this engaging Good and Bad Behavior Sorting Activity! Designed for early learners, this hands-on resource allows children to reflect on everyday actions by sorting illustrated behavior cards into two categories: Good Choices and Poor Choices. This activity encourages social-emotional learning, supports discussions on classroom rules, and builds early decision-making skills. Whether used during back-to-school, circle time, or PSHE lessons, this printable resource provides a meaningful way to reinforce kindness, respect, and responsibility in and outside the classroom. What’s Included: Sorting Mat: Clearly labeled “Good Behavior” and “Bad Behavior” 24 Illustrated Behavior Cards: Easy-to-understand scenarios (e.g., sharing, yelling, helping, pushing) Cut & Paste Worksheet Answer Key/Guide for teacher support Full-color and black & white versions for easy printing and coloring options Learning Objectives: Recognize and identify positive vs. negative behaviors Strengthen social-emotional learning and classroom etiquette Encourage reflection, empathy, and responsibility Practice fine motor skills through cutting and sorting Perfect For: EYFS, Reception, KS1, Year 1, Year 2 Back-to-school classroom expectations PSHE, character education, or morning meetings Behavior management systems Homeschool, special education, and ESL/EAL learners Target Age Group: Ages 4–7