Students will demonstrate knowledge of attributes of animals by sorting into sets. The teacher will introduce the vocabulary term, attribute, and encourage students to utilize the vocabulary term when explaining how they classified animals into groups.

This lesson focuses on sorting and classifying recreational activities into categories. Students participate in a sorting activity where they categorize recreational activities based on their attributes and the landforms where they would typically take place. They work independently or in pairs, either through Google Slides or printed copies, to complete this sorting task.

In this lesson, students will be given the opportunity to identify whether objects are solids, liquids, or gasses, based on the attributes of each object.

In this lesson, students will learn how to sort coins based on physical attributes that they possess. The students will get time to practice sorting with both one attribute and then with two attributes.

In this lesson, the student will get the opportunity to sort coins by at least one attribute. Students will have the opportunity to show what they know by sorting coins on a work mat, cutting out coins and gluing them onto a worksheet, or sorting coins in a slideshow.

The student will categorize words heard in a Jack Hartmann Youtube video as either nouns or verbs.

Grade K students will strengthen their understanding of sorting items based on attributes by learning about the seasons. Students will engage in collaborative conversations at multiple times to compare and contrast different forms of weather and types of clothing by their attributes. Students will gain an understanding about how objects and actions have attributes. Students will explore a realistic fiction text during a read aloud to strengthen their understanding of how climate can affect people and what they wear. At the end of this lesson, students will use their knowledge of sorting to sort different attributes of seasons in small groups. They will then further their understanding on an independent organizer. Students will gain an understanding that computer scientists sort items into different categories just like they were doing!

In this lesson, students will learn about ordinal positions and the importance of correct orders. The lesson will focus on helping students understand the concept of ordinal numbers and their application in everyday life.

In this lesson, students will practice sorting attributes based on physical characteristics and actions.

The student will recognize uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet and sort them according to attributes. Students will participate in a whole group sort and then break into small groups for a sorting activity. At the culmination of the activity, students will complete a Circle Map.