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Pattern blocks are a wonderful teaching resources. I love them for teaching kids about 2D shapes, colors, symmetry and patterns. The following patterning cards help kids to learn about AB patterns such as blue, red, blue, red, blue red. It also helps kids recognize ABC patterns such as blue, red, yellow, blue red, yellow. They also feature a cute robot theme!

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Patterning is Math for preschoolers. Identifying a pattern is an early mathematical skill and will help a student to identify more complex patterns in Math at a later stage of his/her life such as skip counting. Use fun activities like this to encourage patterning.

We would also suggest that you start off making patterns with physical objects such as pom pom "apples"(or real apples if possible). Use the printable to guide you or simply place green, red and yellow pom poms on these sheets before dabbing the colors.

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Young preschool students can be introduced to mathematical concepts and ideas using a variety of math manipulatives. These manipulatives don’t have to cost a fortune like the pattern blocks. Not only do you get 250 pieces in your average set, but there are a variety of colors and shapes that can be used for a multitude of math activities.

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Kids will have fun learning about patterns with FREE Ice Cream Patterns for Kids. This is such a fun math activities for preschoolers to sneak in some hands-on summer learning. Kids will love this fun, hands on preschool math activity that allows them to complete Ice Cream Patterns using playdough or large pom poms.

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Here is a video on how to teach your preschoolers about patterns at home with this DIY pattern activity.