Literally every aspect of what children learn today can benefit from a solid background in pattern recognition. While it is obvious that math, language, music and sports are all heavily based on pattern recognition, there are many other day-to-day activities that can also benefit. While you and I take for granted how different one font can be from another, some children quite literally cannot even read some fonts that differ only slightly from the fonts they have grown accustomed to seeing. Practice viewing different patterns of language and fonts can dramatically improve their enjoyment of independent learning.
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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Spy Decoder Wheel – Custom Code Version
This template is the customizable version of our Random Alphabet Decoder Wheel. There are three decoder wheels in all allowing for the coding and decoding of secret messages using random alphabet letters, symbols or your very own code! See the
Children’s Puzzle: Brain / Circle Shaped Maze
Enjoy this brain / circle-shaped maze and remember that the second page of the PDF is the solution, so don’t peek! Holding a child’s visual attention can be a difficult thing. Their eyes and focus can drift often while learning,
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
Complete the Sequences Worksheet Activity
Cut out the shapes and paste them into the correct position in the sequences.
Make Your Own Sequences Activity – Smilie Face Pattern
Completing Sequences is a great way to develop pattern recognition skills in a child, but this activity adds another layer of interactivity for the student. Follow the directions on the page to have the child cut out all of the