AB Patterns – Beach Fun
Fun in the sun! You know summer has begun when you can hit the beach. Circle the down at the beach object that comes next in the ABC patterns. Color.
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While recognizing patterns is no longer a required standard with the Common Core, it is included on this site for several reasons. One, patterns are part of our environment and our daily lives. Whether you call it a routine, a rhythm, or a pattern, the sun comes up every day and it goes down every day. We all get up, get dressed, and go to work or school. Secondly, discovering a pattern is fun! Kids I’ve observed always seem to enjoy counting out objects and guessing which one comes next. Lastly, it’s another simple way to instill confidence in kids.
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Fun in the sun! You know summer has begun when you can hit the beach. Circle the down at the beach object that comes next in the ABC patterns. Color.
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Get your swimsuits on! Let’s have some fun times at the pool! But wait! Don’t forget the sunblock. Circle the object that comes next in the ABC patterns. Color the pictures.
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Time to make some noise with this ABC patterns worksheet. Circle the musical instrument that comes next in each pattern and then color.
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In this ABC patterns worksheet you will find pencils, crayons, markers, erasers, scissors and rulers. Describe the pattern by writing A, B, or C on the lines. Color the pictures.
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Lots of various objects – stars, apples, boats and buckets, for example – in this ABC patterns worksheet. Circle the object that comes next in each pattern. Color.
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A simple ABC patterns activity using colored macaroni. Write the number 3, glue three macaronis of the same color in each square, and glue the squares in a color pattern. Fun!
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Get out the crayons to color these shapes different color patterns. Patterns are ABC, AABB, and ABCD. Name the color patterns: “Red, red, purple, purple”, etc.
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Lady bugs, bees and butterflies grace this color patterns worksheet. The patterns include AB, ABCC, and ABC. Name the color patterns.
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This color patterns worksheet has only simple AB & ABC patterns in the basic shapes of circle, square, triangle and rectangle. Name the color patterns.
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Extend the patterns of these cute insects by cutting and gluing the bee or butterfly that comes next in the pattern. Patterns are AB, ABC, and AABB.
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Cut and glue to extend the ABC patterns of the fishies, frogs, and worms in this extending patterns worksheet. Color when finished.
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Cut out the boat, car and plane and glue in the row that correctly extends the ABC pattern. Then take a minute to add some color!
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This extending patterns worksheet has ABC, ABCD, and ABCC patterns for your little ones to decipher. Draw the shape that comes next in the pattern.
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An extending patterns worksheet with ABC and ABBC patterns using squares, circles, triangles, rectangles, and hexagons.
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Extend the AB patterns in this worksheet by drawing the circle, square, rectangle or triangle that comes next in the pattern. Color.
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Label the pattern using A and B. Color. Cut out the objects and glue in the rectangles, creating the same pattern using different objects. Label.
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