Matching Games

Sometimes pet owners look like their pets. In this printable, match up which pet belongs to which owner. ...

Develop children's ability to match and group objects with this Curious George printable. ...

Match up the game names that are meant for two players and fit them into the crossword puzzle. ...

Print out and use this Mix and Match activity sheet to enhance your child's knowledge of nutrition. Check your answers with the attached answer key. ...

Print out and draw a line to connect the names of characters from the Harry Potter series to the names of their pets. ...

Have some fun with this printable word match. Match each word with the corresponding sport. ...

Print out and use this Mix and Match activity sheet to enhance your child's knowledge of nutrition. Check your answers with the attached answer key. ...

When it comes to screen time and kids, it isn't all bad news. The American Academy of Pediatrics offers guidelines on how to make screen time healthy and educational.

Who's Hiding?Materials Pictures of animals and favorite things Cardboard Glue and scissors Felt markers Directions Cut out the pictures of people, animals, and favorite things. Paste them onto squares or shapes of cardboard. On separate cards,...

Paper Plate NumbersMaterials 20 small paper plates Black marker Stickers or dots Directions Make up a matching set of paper plates with numbers from one to ten. Put one sticker on the edge of each of two plates, and write the numeral 1 and/or the...

Pretend Mail CarrierMaterials Construction paper Scissors Shoeboxes or plastic baskets Clear contact paper Directions Cut circles, squares, and triangles out of various colors of construction paper. Cover the shapes with clear contact paper. Tape...

Follow the clues in this printable to correctly identify the tie that dad wants to wear today. ...

Parking GameThis simple matching game is lots of fun. Even toddlers with no concept of color will enjoy parking the cars in the garages, whether they match or not. Materials Small boxes (shoeboxes work well, as do some cereal boxes) 3-4 toy cars ...

Egg SortEven toddlers too young for sorting and matching activities will have fun playing with these colorful plastic eggs. Materials 12 plastic Easter eggs Glue gun Egg carton Directions Purchase a dozen inexpensive plastic Easter eggs in three ...

Picture SortIf the cutting and gluing aspect of preparing this activity will take more time than you have, use two sets of matching stickers instead. Materials Metal lids from frozen-juice cans Double set of pictures (either photographs or from a...

Print out and draw a line to connect the names of characters from the Harry Potter series to the names of their pets. ...

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Pocket MatchingThis is a fun game for toddlers, but takes a while to prepare. Materials Gift-wrap or fabric in 4-6 different patterns and colors Scissors Posterboard, file folder, or large piece of cardboard Glue Clear contact paper Utility knife...