Use PowerPoint presentation to use as part of a numeracy lesson when teaching place value and number patterns to younger students.
Number Patterns Teaching Slide Deck for Prep
Recognising patterns helps young learners develop prediction, sequencing and problem-solving skills. This number patterns teaching slide deck introduces students to simple repeating and growing patterns through engaging visuals and guided practice.
Designed for whole-class instruction, the presentation supports explicit teaching of pattern rules and encourages students to identify, extend and create their own patterns. The age-appropriate format makes it easy to build confidence with this foundational maths concept.
Number Pattern Activities for the Classroom
This number pattern activities resource can be used in a variety of ways:
- Whole-Class Teaching – Introduce pattern concepts and vocabulary.
- Pattern Hunts – Find patterns around the classroom.
- Movement Patterns – Create clapping, stomping or action sequences.
- Hands-On Learning – Build patterns with blocks, counters or other manipulatives.
- Art Activities – Create visual patterns using drawings or colours.
Download This Pattern Recognition for Prep Resource
This pattern recognition for Prep resource is available as a ready-to-download PowerPoint file.
Simply click the Download button to access the files. Please note that you will be prompted to make your own copy of the Google Slides file before editing.
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