Montessori pattern activities

Take a look at some fun patterning activities you can try with your elementary students! Teach them how to identify, create, and extend simple patterns using blocks, colors, beads, and shapes! These engaging math centers are best for Kindergarten and first grade students.

Sensorial extensions are very helpful as they encourage children to continue using Montessori resources in a creative and engaging way. Using extensions children can put into practice their ability to…

These free robot patterning cards help kids make AB and ABC patterns using pattern blocks. They're perfect for preschool or kindergarten. #patterning #patternblocks

Use these free printable pattern cards for a hands-on math activity teaching repeating patterns using loose parts.

Match the similar pattern worksheets for preschoolers and nursery students...

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kindergarten and first grade free math games and centers - make a repeating pattern with popsicle sticks

This Button Patterns Activity may look simple, but you’ll be amazed at how many important areas of development it improves and exercises in children. From fine motor to cognitive skills to focus and hand-eye coordination. It helps kids explore colors and patterns and is even great as a sensory play activity. #buttonactivity #finemotor #toddleractivity

Cool Patterna game you can make with your cereal box at home! Lindo y divetido juego de aprendizaje que puedes ha.

At 'Little Owls Resources' we have created these Challenge cards for children to use with building blocks/bricks. Children look closely at the pattern on the cards and attempt to copy them with the blocks. Ideal for observational skills, consolidating colour knowledge, fine motor control development and communication and language e.g. describing patterns/colours and discussing similarities and differences. Have fun!

Scooping and pouring is the most effective way to develop certain life skills, so add a twist by scooping and pouring patterns!

Pattern activities for preschoolers don't have to be complicated! These are all super simple and use items that you probably already have at home!

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These pattern sticks are one learning activity your preschooler will love! And best of all, they are super simple to make!

I made these pattern block mats using Photoshop. Each mat comes in color and blackline, depending on your preference. The blackline mats offer more of a

Visual discrimination is an important skill for children to develop to assist with reading, writing and math skills.