Kids just love sorting! It's one of the first math skills kids learn and one they practice daily. This resource has many different activities to help students gain an understanding of sorting and classifying. Easy to prep and use in math centers or for independent practice.  Includes: Land, Sea, and Air Sort - Vehicles, animals, and objects that are to be sorted by land, sea, and air on sorting mats. In color and black and white. Zoo, Farm, House Pet Sort - Animals that are to be sorted according to where they are found - zoo, farm, and home. Also in color and black and white. Bear Counters Sorting Mats - Sorting by size mats for your set of bear counters. Buttons Sort - Jars for sorting buttons. There are options for sorting by color, shape, size, and number of holes. Sorting Mats - Generic sorting mats (2 part, 3 part, 4 part, venn diagram) Anchor Chart - Inspired by First Grade Parade Just One More! - Have students identify the similarities in the given objects and add an object that fits the category. Which One Doesn’t Belong? - Students cross out the object that doesn’t fit in the category. Which One Doesn’t Belong? Cards Sorting At Home - Discuss ways we sort at home. Rather buy it on TPT? Get it here.