Within the realm of children’s education there is so much of a focus on the core curriculum of math, reading and spelling that we sometimes overlook the skills necessary to actually develop that core. Practice with finding existing patterns at an early age can help a child to develop their own processes for analyzing problems or even develop improved systems based on the discovery of a new pattern. Just a little early focus on patterns can help to forge an athlete that writes better football plays, a musician that writes better music, or a business owner that makes better use of their own sales data.
This worksheet above is one of the free sample selections from our children’s educational book “The Forgotten Milestone“. Children Ages 4-10.
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Count All of the Squares Puzzles
Hidden Shapes Puzzle. Count all of the squares you can find. Download and print this worksheet as many times as you like.
Children’s Puzzle: Plus Sign Maze
Enjoy this plus-sign shaped maze and please note the second page of the PDF is the solution so remember not to peek! We have a variety of printable mazes, puzzles and other fun worksheets on our site. Feel free to
Word Search: (Science) Weather
Word search puzzle on weather topics for first grade level. Feel free to download and print the pdf.
Crossword Puzzle (Chemistry) – The Periodic Table
Can you recognize elements by their chemical symbol? Test your skills with this crossword puzzle. View some of our others here or check out our unique children’s puzzle book, Learning through Puzzles
Crossword Puzzle Research Project – Branches of Science
This is a little bit of a spin from a traditional Crossword Puzzle lesson. This worksheet can be used as a followup to some study on the branches of science or it can be used as an online research project
World’s Hardest Puzzle? World’s Hardest Maze?
Probably not but you better pack a lunch because this one might take you a while! Enjoy this super-hard maze and note, the second page of the PDF is the solution so try not to peek! Solving mazes is a