Kindergarten patterning

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

Free pattern hat activities, plus more activities to teach kids how to identify and create patterns. Keep kids engaged and having fun as they learn this math concept in Kindergarten and first grade. #teachingmath #kindergartenmath #patternactivities #teachingpatterns #kindergarten

Morning Math Tubs are a great way to keep your kiddos busy while you are taking care of attendance, lunch count, and those other morning t...

Hi guys! I can't believe it's already the last day of March! Here are some things that we have been up to this week! 1. BRICK BY BRICK LEGO BOOKS When I saw Antoinette from @shoelacesandsugarcookies post about these lego books on Instagram, I knew they were just what I needed to bring purpose and intention back to our lego centre! Unfortunately, they are only available from Barnes & Nobles and the shipping was a little on the pricey side but the books themselves are a steal for the quality…

These hands-on pattern activities for kindergarten are a great way to bring engaging pattern practice to math centers, morning work time, and more!

Kids will love these fun patterning activities! They are perfect for preschool and kindergarten math centers. Patterning with Pattern Blocks

Reinforce sorting skills with these hands-on math centers. Sort by rules, and use different materials with these kindergarten sorting activities.

Hi friends! I've been super busy these last couple of weeks. But I had a minute today, so I thought I'd pop in and share some of the things we have been up to in our class! 1. MOTHER'S DAY PORTRAIT GIFT BAGS So originally we were going to make "All About My Mom" books and these portraits were for the cover of the books. But then I changed my mind on the gift (more below) plus lost 2 days last week due to a suspected fifth disease case (it was a false alarm, thank goodness!) and a half day…

Are you teaching patterning to kindergarten and grade 1 students? These fun activities can help you get started! Check them out!

Hi everyone! I'm linking up with Kacey at Doodle Bugs Teaching to share 5 things from this week! 1. Easter Egg Sight Word Flip & Trace This one was a surprising hit this week! I wrote the sight words on the back of these foam easter eggs and set them out on a table with the recording sheet. The kids flip the easter egg, read the sight word, find it on their sheet and trace it. They keep going until they trace all the words on the page. I got the foam eggs from the Dollar Tree! I have some…