Pattern Activities for Preschool

Pattern Activities are an important skill for children to begin learning in preschool. Children work on a variety of skills when practicing patterns like visual discrimination when determining what comes next. Patterns are fundamental for math concepts when learning about sequences, order, problem solving, and spacial awareness. Creating patterns also involves mainpulating objects while building fine motor skills and helping to develop hand-eye coordination all for just $7.49.

The Pattern Theme Activities Binder is packed with a 15 different activities using some of our most popular themes. We focus on common patterns used in preschool like: AB/ABB/ABC/ABCD/AAB. Throw in your favorite toys from pom poms to playdough and watch kids have a blast while learning all about patterns. Best part, it’s grab and go!

Why are our Themed Preschool Binders so popular with moms and teachers…

1. Building Independence: Kids are able to work on their own or in small groups at their table to use their binders. It encourages them to self-start and learn/play on their own.
2. Easy Prep: Print and slip the pages into sheet protectors. It’s that simple! No cutting and laminating required.
3. Play-Based: These interactive, hands-on activities are built to engage little minds, use multiple senses, and make learning ridiculously fun.

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• Shape Buttons
• Jumbo Tweezers
• Mini Colored Craftsticks
• Snap Cubes
• Letter Lacing Beads

• Pom poms
• Playdough
• Mini Clothespins
• Counting Bears
• Wooden Lacing Beads

Clothesline Patterns

How much fun is this pattern activity? Using simple materials, use colored clothespins, or pom poms to complete the pattern shown. Continue the pattern off the page too!

Rainbow Fish Patterns

This pattern activity focuses on color patterns. Children will love creating the different fish while using the visual cues of the worms as how to get started.

Paper Clip Chain Patterns

For this pattern activity, we are practicing fine motor skills when connecting the paper clips, color matching, and pattern completion. You can also use pompoms and kid friendly tweezers.

Road Construction Patterns

Drive your bulldozer over each pattern while deciding what comes next. We used black paper and crayons to finish our pattern. This one is great for visual discrimination practice.

Superhero Patterns & Bridge Builders

Kids get to be a superhero while building the tower patterns and creating bridges for the city!
The block manipulatives are perfect for this activity.

Firework Shape Patterns

Do your kiddos love fireworks? These shape pattern fireworks will make learning ridiculously fun. Extend the activity by counting how many of each shape were used.

Counting Bear Patterns

We love counting bears for so many activities, including building patterns. This activity focuses on color matching and directional patterns.

Pattern Breakers

This activity provides excellent practice for visual discrimination. Children will investigate where the pattern stops and mark it!

Construction Patterns

What comes next? Study the pattern shown and then decide which item finsihes the pattern correctly and mark it.

Alphabet Patterns

In this activity, students will practice letter recognition while completing the patterns.

Beading Patterns

Another great activity to master fine motor skills while working on patterns and color recognition.
Also great for hand and eye coordination.

Ice Cream Patterns

I scream, you scream, we all scream for Ice Cream….patterns! Use pom poms or playdough to create your patterns!

Dinosaur Scale Patterns

Grab your shape buttons or foam shapes to give the se adorable dinosaurs their scales!

Number Monster Patterns

This activity will focus on number recognition while also practicing patterns.