Vocabulary – Sorting Words by Use and Category: Class KG Worksheet

This Class KG vocabulary worksheet helps young learners build early language and thinking skills by sorting words based on their use and category. Through simple, familiar groupings such as things we wear, things we eat, things we use at school, and things found at home, children learn to observe, compare, and classify words correctly. The activities are designed to be visual, engaging, and age-appropriate, making the worksheet ideal for kindergarten learners developing basic vocabulary and grouping skills.

Why Sorting Words by Use and Category Matters in Early Learning?

1. Sorting helps children understand how objects are used in daily life.
2. It builds early logical thinking and categorization skills.
3. Grouping words improves vocabulary and concept clarity.
4. These skills support language development, comprehension, and readiness for higher learning.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

The worksheet contains four simple sorting exercises designed especially for KG learners.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise No. 1 
Read the words and sort them into Things We Wear and Things We Eat.

Things We Wear: 
shirt, shoes, cap, socks 

Things We Eat: 
rice, apple, bread, banana 

Exercise No. 2 
Read the words and sort them into Things Used at School and Things Used at Home.

Things Used at School: 
book, pencil, bag, eraser 

Things Used at Home: 
bed, spoon, plate, chair 

Exercise No. 3 
Read the words and sort them into Toys and Tools.

Toys: 
ball, doll, teddy, car 

Tools: 
hammer, broom, spade, screwdriver 

Exercise No. 4 
Read the words and sort them into Living Things and Non-Living Things.

Living Things: 
dog, cat, tree, bird 

Non-Living Things: 
table, fan, clock, stone 

Help your child build strong vocabulary and thinking skills through simple and fun sorting activities.

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