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Make giant felt pattern blocks from The Educators Spin on It.ĭo you have a set of pattern blocks? What is your favourite way to play with them?īelow are some affiliate options for buying pattern blocks on Amazon.

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How to DIY your own pattern block cards from Preschool Inspirations.Printing with pattern blocks from The Preschoool Toolbox Blog.

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Cool Maths for Kids Pattern Blocks – a free online pattern block game.

Maths Sorting with Pattern Blocks – a free resource at Teachers Pay Teachers by Tiffani Mugurussa.

Using Pattern Blocks for Learning Symmetry from Teaching Tales Along the Yellow Brick Road.

Suduko with pattern blocks – free printables from Kid Giddy.

Play dough and Pattern Blocks from Mama Smiles.

Giant Pattern Block Scenes from Mama Smiles.

Use them as part of block contructions, paint with them, add them to play dough, there are so many fun ways to use pattern blocks! Pattern blocks are great for making pictures and patterns, but there are so many more fun things you can do with them.

Bug Pattern Block printables from PreKinders.Pattern Block Printables from Mama’s Learning Corner.Making Patterns with Pattern Blocks from Moms Have Questions Too.Snowflake Pattern Block Mats from PreKinders.Preschool Pattern Block Activity Cards from Confessions of a Homeschooler.Animal Pattern Block Mats from PreKinders.Transportation Pattern Block Mats from PreKinders.

Free 1-20 Pattern Block Cards from Confessions of a Homeschooler ( also in black and white).

Free Alphabet Pattern Block Printables from Confessions of a Homeschooler ( also in black and white).

The kids will have so much fun they won’t even notice they are practicing all kinds of maths skills along the way! Use these pattern block cards to make pictures, or work on learning skills. If you don’t have a set of pattern blocks there are lots of options to print your own pattern blocks here. Pattern blocks come in standard colours, shapes and sizes and they are either wooden or plastic. On this occasion I set out the pattern blocks and some printed letter pattern cards – one for each letter of Noah’s name, as he is working hard on writing his name correctly at the moment. Invite children to select a card and create the. They turn up in our loose parts play, like when we made these crazy faces, and in imaginative play, and construction play, but they are just as fun on their own, especially with a few free printable pattern cards. Simple doesnt have to be boring Place the pattern cards on a table with the pattern blocks in the center.

You can grab them all by clicking the links to hop between the various blogs.We got this set of pattern blocks many many Christmases ago and they are always popular. All of them are freebies and perfect for kids in preschool. They’re available in individual activity packs too.įind out more about these fun patterning activities here or by clicking on the picture below.Ĭheck out the links below from some of my favorite bloggers. You can check out a preview of the activities below. I’ve just completed a new bundle of fun patterning activities which help kids to develop fine motor skills, patterning skills and color recognition.

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You can grab these free patterning activities by clicking on the download button at the bottom of this page. Kids can use their fine motor skills to find the matching pattern blocks and put them on the same shapes so they match. I often repeat the pattern they saw to prompt them to find the next item such as “Yellow, orange, yellow, orange…?” Next, the kids collect the pattern blocks that they’ll need to complete the pattern and place them on the mat. Encourage them to point to each shape and say the colors such as “I see yellow, orange, yellow, orange.” They can also say the shapes such as “I see a hexagon, square, hexagon, square.” Then ask the kids what comes next. How to Play – First kids need to choose a card and look at the pattern. Then fill a basket with some pattern blocks and lay the cards out on the table. Cut along the line in the middle of the page to separate the cards. Preparation – Print the cards and laminate them for added durability. It also helps kids recognize ABC patterns such as blue, red, yellow, blue red, yellow. The following patterning cards help kids to learn about AB patterns such as blue, red, blue, red, blue red. I love them for teaching kids about 2D shapes, colors, symmetry and patterns. can be used to aid in teaching how different shapes, when used together, can create geometric shapes and patterns. Pattern blocks are a wonderful teaching resources. Kids will love these fun patterning activities! They are perfect for preschool and kindergarten math centers.