Valentine Pattern Activity

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Pattern recognition and building helps build a strong math foundation for children. Here is a simple yet effective pattern activity for your preschooler. I like this pattern because it is extremely simply, isolating really just the pattern itself or the difference between “X” and “O”. Notice the color and size are the same. For our learning, this piece is important.

Here is the FREE download of the simple pattern and the Xs and Os I purchased from Target. These Foam Letters and Numbers Valentine Pattern Activity would give you plenty patterns with which to work and they are inexpensive!

A sweet book to read around this time of year is called Hug Time Valentine Pattern Activity.

Happy Valentine’s Day! You can click through to my other Valentine’s Day posts right here. If that isn’t enough, check out my Valentine’s Day Pinterest Board.

Marnie

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 Valentine Pattern Activity

Marnie Craycroft

Founder, Publisher, Writer & Editor at Carrots Are Orange, Inc.
Marnie began Carrots Are Orange in 2010 after the birth of her first son. Carrots Are Orange is a Montessori inspired homeschooling blog for parents and educators. She hails from Maine, a wonderfully down to earth place to grow up. Marnie moved to the west coast in 1999, currently living in Seattle with her husband and two young boys. She is pursuing Montessori certification.
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Comments

  1. How cute. I’ll be keeping an eye out for those at Target when I go this week. :)
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  2. So cute!! I can’t wait to try this with my three year old. Thanks for sharing the printable.
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