MATCHING & SORTING · TODDLER 4 · AGE 2

Sort Things We Eat and Wear

An apple, a shirt, a cookie and shoes — do we eat it or wear it?

THE SHEET — SOLVE IT RIGHT ON IT

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Pick a color, then draw the matching lines, circle the twins or sort the groups straight on the picture with your finger, a stylus or the mouse. Press Save my work when you are proud — your drawing stays here for next time, and the picture is yours to keep.

A sorting worksheet with an apple, a banana and a cookie, plus a shirt, a red cap and blue shoes, above an empty green Eat box and an empty blue Wear box.

Solving on the screen needs JavaScript. The printable twin at /worksheets/toddler/matching-and-sorting/sort-food-and-clothing/ always works — crayons included.

HOW TO DO IT

Three little steps.

1
Name them
An apple, a banana, a cookie — a shirt, a cap, shoes.
2
Ask the question
Do we EAT it or WEAR it? Yum — or fashion!
3
Sort them
Draw each thing into the Eat box or the Wear box.

Ask a grown-up to read the steps aloud the first time. After that, you know just what to do.

YOUR PENCIL CASE

Pick your tools.

Pencil, nine crayons, an eraser, undo, redo and clear — the tools appear right here and work on the picture. Save keeps your finished drawing and remembers it for next time.

MY PROGRESS

Save it to keep it.

This page is cleared for you the moment you save your finished drawing. Nothing counts until then — opening the page is just opening the door.

ON PAPER TOO

Print the worksheet.

This sheet is also a printable worksheet with its own download and print buttons: /worksheets/toddler/matching-and-sorting/sort-food-and-clothing/.

FOR GROWN-UPS

What this page practises.

“Eat or wear” is a silly, joyful question — and two-year-olds love silly. Pretend to bite the shoe: “yum? NO!” Laughter locks the category in better than any drill.

Sorting by use
Food and clothing words
Everyday categories
Grouping

This activity belongs to Class 10 — Matching and Sorting (Age 2) on the Learning Path, and the paper version lives with all thirty-one others in Matching & Sorting Worksheets. Progress is saved on this device for the child chosen in My Classroom — and only a real save of finished work marks it cleared, never just opening the page.

REACTIONS

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