House Quiet Book Page - Pill Sorting & Matching Shoes

Page 1: Pill Sorting

Sorting Made Easy!

Let your child sort the colorful “pills” into the matching rainbow pouches. As they play, they’ll also assign one pill to each day of the week—just like a grown-up would with a real pillbox. It’s a playful way to learn about colors, days, and routines.

Age: 1 to 5

Activity: Colour Sorting, Days of the Week

Skill: Colour Coordination

What do Kids Gain?

Helps little ones recognize and name colors, build hand control, and develop early sorting skills. It also encourages routine-building and independent thinking at their own pace.

Page 2: Matching Shoes

Left foot, right foot: find the perfect pair!

Your child will search through the shoe collection to find the matching pairs and place them on the correct left or right foot. An entertaining way to nose around engaging, hands-on means of observation and self-dressing.

Age: 3 to 5

Activity: Colour & Pattern Sorting

Skill: Colour Coordination and Orientation

What do Kids Gain?

Teaches kids how to notice patterns and match designs—an important early learning skill. It also helps improve hand control and encourages independent dressing, which is key for classroom readiness.