Counting, sorting and grabbing in a playful way
A whole pie full of fruit…
With this cheerful Super Sorting Pie from Learning Resources, children can dive into a delicious game of counting, sorting, and comparing . The sturdy pie slices are filled with colorful fruit that encourages them to sort by color, type, and quantity.

The sorting cards provide visual support and help children understand what's being asked of them. They offer guidance for sorting and counting, and also make the game suitable for children who benefit from a clear structure and overview.

With the jumbo tweezers , children pick up the fruit one by one. This strengthens the muscles in their hands and fingers and encourages a good tweezer grip. This not only practices math skills, but also fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination .

This educational sorting game supports multiple executive functions such as planning, categorizing, sustaining attention, and working memory.

What children practice through play:
- counting and comparing quantities
- sort by color, shape and type of fruit
- fine motor skills and pincer grip
- concentration and task-oriented work
- logical thinking and problem solving

Playing suggestions specific to this game:
- sort the fruit first by color and then by type
- count how many pieces of fruit you collect per pie slice
- play baker or supermarket and prepare orders
- divide the fruit evenly over the cake slices
- name concepts such as more/less, the same amount, big/small

The Super Sorting Pie encourages active, repeatable play and grows with the child's developmental level. A delightful learning experience where math, motor skills, and thinking naturally converge.