Toy Pattern Cut-and-Paste Worksheet
Printable activity · 3 pages
A little cutting. A little thinking.
Look at each row, work out what repeats and paste the missing pieces. Choose toy, nature or everyday-picture patterns with printable pieces and answer guidance.
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Sort & pattern worksheet · 1 page
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Sort & pattern worksheet · 1 page
Sort & pattern worksheet · 1 page
Sort & pattern worksheet · 1 page
Sort & pattern worksheet · 1 page
Sort & pattern worksheet · 1 page
Sort & pattern worksheet · 1 page
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Toy patterns: AB, AAB and ABCToy Pattern Cut-and-Paste Worksheet
An autumn pattern taskAutumn Pattern Cut-and-Paste Worksheet
Sort first, then repeatFruit Sort and Pattern WorksheetChoose a pattern-only task or a worksheet that also includes sorting. Say the repeating unit aloud before selecting the next card.
Use ball, bear, car and drum pictures to finish three sequences. One extra answer piece means you need to check the rule.
Use acorn-and-leaf cards to complete the three printed patterns. Place all six cards before checking the answer guide.
The fruit and turtle-and-fish worksheets begin with size sorting, then move on to two repeating patterns.
They can support a guided kindergarten pattern activity when the pictured rules suit the learner. Preview the task first and provide help with scissors; difficulty varies by worksheet.
Follow the rule on the selected sheet. The toy-pattern worksheet deliberately includes one extra answer piece, so using every card is not the goal.