Description
Spring Flower Pattern Cards & DIY Egg Carton Garden Center
Turn a recycled egg carton into a math center this spring during your garden themes. Help your little learners grow their early math skills with this hands-on patterning flower activity. Designed specifically for toddlers, preschoolers, and early intervention, this activity turns abstract patterns into a tactile, gardening adventure.
How to Use:
Students select one of the 28 included pattern cards and plant their garden to match. By pushing the flower stems into the garden bed, they are building the fine motor strength and hand-eye coordination essential for pre-writing skills.
Easy 3-Step Prep:
This resource is designed to be low-cost and high-engagement.
- Prepare the Garden: Paint an empty egg carton brown (to look like dirt). Turn it upside down and make a small slit in each of the 12 egg spots.
- Prep the Flowers: Print and laminate the flower heads. Attach them to green craft sticks (the "stems").
- Print the Cards: Print, laminate, and cut the 28 pattern cards.
What’s Included?
- 28 Pattern Cards: A diverse range of sequences to differentiate for your learners.
- AB Patterns
- AAB Patterns
- ABB Patterns
- AABB Patterns
- ABC Patterns
- Task Box Cover: Label the shelf of bag you put the patterning cards in.
- Printable Flower Heads: Vibrant, colorful flowers in various colors and designs to match the cards.
- Instructional Guide: Clear directions for assembly and classroom use.
Skills Addressed:
- Algebraic Thinking: Identifying, extending, and replicating patterns.
- Fine Motor Development: Hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.
- Color Recognition: Identifying and sorting various flower colors.
You may also enjoy these spring activities:
- Spring Mini-Bundle of Adapted Books, Math & Literacy Activities
- Flower Visual Discrimination Activity
- Flower Non-Standard Measurement Activity
Follow me on instagram or pinterest for hands-on learning ideas for toddlers and preschoolers.
Follow me on TPT to be the first to know about new products & sales.
Thank you and Enjoy!
Mrs. Jackson
Flower Garden Patterning Activity | Hands-On Spring Math Center
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Description
Spring Flower Pattern Cards & DIY Egg Carton Garden Center
Turn a recycled egg carton into a math center this spring during your garden themes. Help your little learners grow their early math skills with this hands-on patterning flower activity. Designed specifically for toddlers, preschoolers, and early intervention, this activity turns abstract patterns into a tactile, gardening adventure.
How to Use:
Students select one of the 28 included pattern cards and plant their garden to match. By pushing the flower stems into the garden bed, they are building the fine motor strength and hand-eye coordination essential for pre-writing skills.
Easy 3-Step Prep:
This resource is designed to be low-cost and high-engagement.
- Prepare the Garden: Paint an empty egg carton brown (to look like dirt). Turn it upside down and make a small slit in each of the 12 egg spots.
- Prep the Flowers: Print and laminate the flower heads. Attach them to green craft sticks (the "stems").
- Print the Cards: Print, laminate, and cut the 28 pattern cards.
What’s Included?
- 28 Pattern Cards: A diverse range of sequences to differentiate for your learners.
- AB Patterns
- AAB Patterns
- ABB Patterns
- AABB Patterns
- ABC Patterns
- Task Box Cover: Label the shelf of bag you put the patterning cards in.
- Printable Flower Heads: Vibrant, colorful flowers in various colors and designs to match the cards.
- Instructional Guide: Clear directions for assembly and classroom use.
Skills Addressed:
- Algebraic Thinking: Identifying, extending, and replicating patterns.
- Fine Motor Development: Hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity.
- Color Recognition: Identifying and sorting various flower colors.
You may also enjoy these spring activities:
- Spring Mini-Bundle of Adapted Books, Math & Literacy Activities
- Flower Visual Discrimination Activity
- Flower Non-Standard Measurement Activity
Follow me on instagram or pinterest for hands-on learning ideas for toddlers and preschoolers.
Follow me on TPT to be the first to know about new products & sales.
Thank you and Enjoy!
Mrs. Jackson
