Sentences with phrase «sorting by colour»

Simple activities like counting things or sorting by colour or size helps children understand new ideas.

she likes to fill the compartments sorting by colour, then put the lid on top and shake it, calling it «shaky pie» which always makes me laugh.

I had to sort them by colour first.

For some this might be sorting by colours, others are more free - spirited and pile them in as they want to.

# 1's spare Lego is sorted by colour into clear tubs which are stacked under his desk.

Not exact matches

When contaminants have the same colour as the good material then optical sorting will not work and additionally metal particles enclosed in products, dark stones in black pepper, stones that are coloured red by red paprika, or green glass fragments in green dried herbs, are all examples of contaminants that are invisible to optical colour sorting machines, but are detected by the RAYCON BULK system.

InVision 9000, which has four cameras per lane to provide a complete view of each piece and enable accurate sorting by size, shape, colour and defects

The Compac solution comprises the world's largest ever sorting machine at around 97m (319ft) by 40 lanes, sorting each individual mandarin for its weight, size, shape, colour and external defects, autonomous robotic bin stacking robots and five packaging lines to feed mandarins into automated bagging and palletizing machines.

The idea is that you sort the fruits by number, colour or type using the tweezers which are great for improving fine motor control and finger strength.

Sort the cars in different groups, try by colour, accessories on the car, size, even fastest to slowest.

See if your toddler can sort the pom poms by colour or size.

street style Sam Wallander Top: Handmade by Monks in Napaul Bottom: ZARA Shoes: Steve Madden «What inspires my fashion is colour and sort of life narratives.

The idea of being able to find potential partners and even sort them by age, eye colour, location, sexual orientation, etc., was a major leap for the time.

Years before Ed Sheeran, Florence Welch or Julianne Moore... years before Prince Harry, Jessica Chastain (who has said she was bullied because of the colour of her hair), Amy Adams (to name but one of a dozen scarlet starlets), or Kelly Reilly of True Detective... years before Josh Homme (the self - proclaimed Elvis of Ginger) or Glen Hansard, or the aforesaid ginge - flag - flying Fassbender, having red hair made you feel like an unloved, and heavily medicated, stepchild of sorts, tolerated by society but not particularly wanted.

Many activities included in this wonderful 100 page pack: Matching pictures to words, colours vocabulary quiz, colours crossword, primary colours, colour counting, colours and shapes, write and colour, colour picture test, colour by numbers, colours sorting, colour matching cards, colour the ending sound and much more.

These are in a spreadsheet which you can sort by letter or colour to create your own revision resources.

Children sort the buttons by colour and glue them in the correct circles.

-- Colour coding: All my loop cards are colour - coded to indicate the approximate level of the questions: KS2 — red and orange KS3 / GCSE Foundation — orange and green GCSE Higher — green, blue and purple Further information: In this download there are four sets of similar cards and a student chooses one of the sets and sorts them into order by answering the quesColour coding: All my loop cards are colour - coded to indicate the approximate level of the questions: KS2 — red and orange KS3 / GCSE Foundation — orange and green GCSE Higher — green, blue and purple Further information: In this download there are four sets of similar cards and a student chooses one of the sets and sorts them into order by answering the quescolour - coded to indicate the approximate level of the questions: KS2 — red and orange KS3 / GCSE Foundation — orange and green GCSE Higher — green, blue and purple Further information: In this download there are four sets of similar cards and a student chooses one of the sets and sorts them into order by answering the questions.

• Pack Cover • Station 1: Colour Words Clip It Cards • Station 2: Colour Words Read / Write the Room • Station 3: Colour Words Colour by Number Cards • Station 4: Colour Words Name the Colour Cards • Station 5: Colour Words Paint Pot Sort • Station 6: Colour Words Colour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour Words Clip It Cards • Station 2: Colour Words Read / Write the Room • Station 3: Colour Words Colour by Number Cards • Station 4: Colour Words Name the Colour Cards • Station 5: Colour Words Paint Pot Sort • Station 6: Colour Words Colour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour Words Read / Write the Room • Station 3: Colour Words Colour by Number Cards • Station 4: Colour Words Name the Colour Cards • Station 5: Colour Words Paint Pot Sort • Station 6: Colour Words Colour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour Words Colour by Number Cards • Station 4: Colour Words Name the Colour Cards • Station 5: Colour Words Paint Pot Sort • Station 6: Colour Words Colour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour by Number Cards • Station 4: Colour Words Name the Colour Cards • Station 5: Colour Words Paint Pot Sort • Station 6: Colour Words Colour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour Words Name the Colour Cards • Station 5: Colour Words Paint Pot Sort • Station 6: Colour Words Colour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour Cards • Station 5: Colour Words Paint Pot Sort • Station 6: Colour Words Colour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour Words Paint Pot Sort • Station 6: Colour Words Colour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour Words Colour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour the Crayon • Station 7: Colour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour Words Roll a Colour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best reColour Word • TOU / Credits Please be aware that this pack is graphics heavy and will require the use of a colour printer for best recolour printer for best results.

By sorting the items in accordance to their colour and size, learning to spot the differences and similarities, counting in intervals by ten, spelling words, decrypting inscriptions, finding words and writing them down correctly, drawing, cutting and folding, children will deepen their knowledge and skills as well as become ready for the most beautiful holidays — Christmas and New yeaBy sorting the items in accordance to their colour and size, learning to spot the differences and similarities, counting in intervals by ten, spelling words, decrypting inscriptions, finding words and writing them down correctly, drawing, cutting and folding, children will deepen their knowledge and skills as well as become ready for the most beautiful holidays — Christmas and New yeaby ten, spelling words, decrypting inscriptions, finding words and writing them down correctly, drawing, cutting and folding, children will deepen their knowledge and skills as well as become ready for the most beautiful holidays — Christmas and New year.

The graphics in the game are high contrast and alive with colour, with each slots game complimented by its own sound effects that you will find are equal parts hypnotizing and entertaining (as long as you tend to enjoy maniacal laughter, and the sound of bells and some sort of twinkling).

A horde of enemies that change colour by taking damage and can be eliminated instantly if matched Bejeweled - style is a prime example of the sort of crazy, unexpected wrinkles the combat sends your way.

Got my 4k streaming, 4k UHD Bluray and 4k gaming all sorted and powered by the X. Colour me impressed indeed.

It's a sort of board game, where you must move your character around a grid by pressing the correct coloured buttons while avoiding enemies.

After the labourers have clocked off for the weekend Harman works tirelessly for the next 48 hours, sorting and categorising the detritus by colour and material, carefully returning the contents to the dumpster, arranged into an oddly formal sculpture.

He had taken back from Europe «a sort of a different colour sense», influenced by his study of Kandinsky and Matisse, and also of Fernand Léger.

Working tirelessly for the next 48 hours, Harman sorts and categorises the detritus by colour and material and carefully returns the contents to the skip, accordingly arranged into oddly formal and often beautiful sculptures.

But instead of an uninhabited, unbearably hot swamp ruled by primeval reptilian life and aggressive tropical vegetation, one enters an urban jungle of another sort: a more hospitable space populated with body parts and figures, both small and large, of diverse materials and colours, existing together in harmony courtesy of artists Rebecca Ackroyd, Kira Freije and Florence Peake.

By the 1970s, Richter had abandoned his colour - blocking for a different sort of multi-coloured abstract art.

And others for whom life's too short to sort socks by colour group (or even into matching pairs).

This playful runner is a wonderful first impression as you walk into the house, bringing a modern update to the classic coloured geometric hall tiles and accomapnied by a real - life tiger... sort of.