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Community Helpers Math Patterns Worksheets

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Jobs AB patterns: students cut out the next picture for rows like painter-teacher, nurse-singer and police-engineer
Intro to AB patterns with familiar community helpers
Jobs ABB patterns: students pick the next helper in rows like gardener-doctor-doctor and baker-butcher-butcher
Step up from AB to three-part repeating patterns
Jobs AAB patterns: students glue the next helper after rows like doctor-doctor-baker and taxi-taxi-astronaut
Math center cut-and-glue practice
Jobs ABC patterns: students extend rows like photographer-guitarist-painter and sailor-nurse-teacher with a cut-out
Challenge practice with three-helper patterns
Mixed job patterns: students finish AB, AAB and ABC rows with writer, baker, pilot, builder, firefighter and gardener
Review page mixing several pattern types
Mixed job patterns: students continue rows of guitarist-dentist, butcher-painter, cashier-farmer and scientist-police
Morning work or small-group pattern review
Mixed job patterns: students glue what comes next for gardener-scientist, astronaut-taxi and engineer-photographer rows
Extra practice for early finishers
Mixed job patterns: students extend sailor-guitarist, firefighter-farmer, cashier-writer and dentist-butcher-scientist rows
Quick check of pattern skills at the end of the unit
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Help your students learn about patterns while they learn about jobs. Your students will practice making patterns like AB and ABB and AAB and ABC with these fun and hands on worksheets.

This is a way to teach kids about math and jobs at the same time. It is perfect for preschool or kindergarten or elementary school.

There are two ways to use this:

One way is to cut out the pictures and glue them onto the worksheets. This helps kids practice using their hands and eyes together.

The other way is to make worksheets with Velcro. You can laminate the worksheets. Add Velcro to the pictures and the worksheets. This makes a fun and independent activity that will last a time.

You can also cut out one worksheet at a time. Laminate it to make it easier for kids who need a little extra help.

I think this is a resource for your classroom:

It has different levels of patterns so all kids can learn.

It is also great for kids with needs because it is very visual and interactive.

It teaches kids, about math and jobs at the time which is really cool.

You can look at a preview of all the pages to see how great they are.

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