Grade 2 patterning

I'm sorry it's been a little while since my last post. My husband was out of town last week, making it a much more busy week. As I mentio...

Explore and create patterns with these free pattern templates. Great for preschool and Kindergartners with ideas for extending the learning.

Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! I am coming to you from our fabulous new house! The kids are playing {so sweetly} in the playroom, hubs is working on the thermostat that we can't figure out ;) and I finally have a little time to sit down and blog! Whew! I thought it might never happen. We've been working on patterns this week in math. Did you know with our new Texas standards patterning is taken out!? Like, good 'ol AB, ABC, AAB etc.... instead, they're supposed to create patterns IN NUMBERS! But...to get…

Create an invitation to make patterns in your classroom or home by proving loose parts and plenty of variety for children to pattern with | you clever monkey

I finished our math unit on Patterns. I created some pattern problems and an assessment sheet to use to help with report card grading. I read the problem aloud and let the kids decide if they need help they could stay on the rug or get up and work independently. I have some sample of children work, and the download is below. On this sheet, if they thought something was too difficult they could make an H and circle it. I had a lot of students put H's in different spots. They could make a…

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Using a fruit cereal and yarn, help your preschooler create crunchy, edible patterns.

The Groovy Teacher: Bubblegum Patterns

This is just one of three different patterning songs included in the Musical Math DVD. Children love this song for fun motions and words, like "Chug, chug, c...

I promise I haven't fallen off the planet. :) You all know that my hubby is a HS football coach and that I have a {now} 7 month old... YES!...

Secondgradealicious: Math Inquiry Outside: Patterning This is a great idea for teaching patterns to first and second graders or even kindergarten.