Is your child ready to learn how to sort shapes and colors? Sorting is one of the most important cognitive skills that children begin to develop in early childhood. It forms the foundation for more advanced thinking skills, including categorization, comparison, and problem-solving. When children learn to sort by color and shape, they begin to understand how to observe, differentiate, and classify the world around them. Learning how to sort shapes and colors also supports the development of early math and science skills. Children learn to recognize similarities and differences, organize objects based on specific features, and build the mental flexibility needed for future academic success. In this article, we’ll explore fun, simple, and effective ways to teach your child to sort shapes and colors at home. From games and toys to daily routines and songs, you’ll...