Get Ready to Learn with Free Pattern & Sequence Worksheet Collection!

Are you ready to get started on some pattern and sequence learning? We’ve got you covered! Our free printable worksheets are great practice for pre-K and kindergarten learners who are just starting out. With an easy-to-use format, these resources make it simple to teach your children the basics of pattern recognition and sequencing. These math resources provide a great way for kids to explore and build their understanding of the underlying patterns that are present in mathematics. We also have number pattern worksheets to develop their understanding of numerical order and the relationships between numbers.

Download them today, and help your kids explore the world of patterns!

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We have a great range of free worksheets available that cover number lines, number sequences, number patterns, consecutive numbers, geometric patterns, missing numbers, picture patterns, pattern rules and series of numbers. These fun and engaging worksheets will help your kids learn all about numbers in an enjoyable way. Let’s get your kids practicing with numbers today!

Using themes helps students stay engaged in the learning process and makes the worksheets more enjoyable. For example, if you’re teaching a math lesson on patterns, use themed worksheets such as a sequence of baseballs, hearts or flowers. Or if you’re teaching spelling, use an animal theme with pictures of cats, dogs or birds. Kids are more likely to pay attention when they can easily recognize and identify the items depicted in the picture sequence worksheet.

Another way to spruce up your lesson plans with themed picture sequences is by providing additional context for each image. This could involve researching some trivia about each item so that children can learn something new along with their math or spelling lessons.

Using Pattern Worksheets to Introduce New Subjects

At Goose Goose Duck we are all about teaching American history to young children in a way that is interactive in everyday core learning. Combining math and social studies is a great way to get students engaged with the material. Picture pattern sequences can be a great way to make lessons plans more fun and relatable for kids By introducing notable figures in American history using picture pattern sequences worksheets, we can bring these subjects alive by making them more relatable and relevant.

For example, we introduce children to Pulitzer Prize winning poet Gwendolyn Brooks. We have a series of lessons that tell children about her life and poetry with a series of short activities. One of the activities is teaching about rhythm with syllables and rhyme schemes with patterns. We start with a basic pattern worksheet using picture patterns related to her work. The images include a typewriter, a picture of her on a U.S. stamp, the cover of her award winning book, and the Pulitzer Prize. Not only is the worksheet a theme, but it also allows you to talk about what each picture represents to help them learn more about her story.