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Hispanic Heritage Month Patterns Worksheet for Preschool

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Hispanic Heritage Month AB patterns: students cut out pictures to finish rows of maracas, guitars, sombreros and chilies
Cut-and-paste math center for the heritage month
ABB picture patterns with churros, piñatas, llamas, toucans and maracas; students cut and glue the next picture in each row
Follow-up practice extending repeating patterns
AAB patterns: students find the next picture for rows of guitars, pyramids, sugar skulls and portraits, then glue it on
Small-group talk about spotting the odd item out
ABC picture patterns with flags, tacos, portraits, maracas and pyramids; students cut out the image that continues each row
Challenge page for three-part repeating patterns
Mixed AB, AAB and ABC patterns with chilies, tacos, toucans, cacti and llamas; students glue the next cut-out picture
Morning work to review several pattern types
Patterns of Mexico maps, flags, sombreros, dancers and mariachis; students choose the next picture from a cut-out strip
Guided practice: say each pattern aloud before gluing
What Comes Next? rows of piñatas, sugar skulls, dancers, toucans and maracas for students to finish with cut-out pictures
Scissor skills practice paired with pattern review
Sequences using portraits, Argentine flags, churros, boxers and llamas; students cut and paste each next picture
Take-home practice or a quick pattern check-in

About This Product

Hispanic Heritage Month Finish the Pattern is a Fun and Engaging Activity that is a perfect way for Heritage Month's Celebration and time filler.

Colorful Fine Motor Skill Worksheets for Students to Practice Sequencing and Finish the Pattern.

Students practice fine motor skills by cutting out the colorful images and gluing to finish the patterns. OR Laminate the sheets and put velcro where the missing images are and velcro on the matching cutouts. Use these laminated sheets for small group centers that will last for years. You can also laminate one pattern strip at a time to make it a smaller task.

Two Ways to Play and Learn:

  1. No-Prep Cut and Glue Worksheets: Students practice their fine motor skills by carefully cutting out the colorful thematic images at the bottom of the page and gluing them to finish the pattern.

  2. Reusable Laminated Centers / Busy Binders: Save paper and ink by laminating the pattern strips. Add velcro dots to the missing spaces and the matching cutouts. This creates durable small group math centers or tasks for special education (SPED) busy binders that can be used year after year. For students who need smaller tasks, you can easily cut and laminate one pattern strip at a time.

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