This is the first of a 3 part set of worksheets which combines reading comprehension, word problems and a science lab experiment environment. Science experiments are a fun bridge between the physical world and a child’s routine world of memorization. Becoming an actual participant in the learning process rather than just the recipient of the results can spark an early enjoyment in science and discovery. All too often children can be thrust into a lab environment without a thorough understanding of scientific method, lab reports, safety procedures or any of its other intimidating nuances. Practice worksheets like this can help to ease that transition and provide a valuable STEM resource.
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Pattern Recognition Coloring
Working with patterns not only improves a child’s foundation for problem solving in all core learning activities, but expands the tool-set they have available when confronted with a new challenge. Just as an adult might have devised day-to-day strategies for
Spy Decoder Wheel – Random Symbol Version
This template is the Symbol Version of our Alphabet Decoder Wheel. There are three decoder wheels in all allowing for the coding and deciphering of secret messages using random alphabet letters, symbols or even your very own code! See the
Find the Difference Printable Worksheet
An early interest in pattern recognition and problem solving is key to helping a child develop a critical love for learning, but because of the unique strengths and weaknesses of each child, some children may excel with one type of
Introduction to Programming: Control the Robot – 1
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Printable Reusable Tangram Puzzle
The worksheet below is one of the sample selections from our children’s educational book “The Forgotten Milestone“. Children Ages 4-10. Assembling patterns, animal and human forms from Tangrams is a great way to exercise your pattern recognition skill. There is
Make Your Own Sequences Activity – Flower Pattern 1
This activity is a fun twist on the basic challenge of completing sequences. The child can use the dotted lines as guides to cut out the shape squares and the bar at the bottom of the page. The parent or