Pattern Worksheets

Use these African animal pattern tiles with our pattern worksheets - or print out as many pages as you like and use them for matching and counting games!

The second of our African animal pattern worksheets challenges children to work out the animal that comes next in each row. They can draw in the answer or you can provide our African animal pattern tiles.  

The second of our apple pattern worksheets is slightly harder than the first. Children need to colour the last three apples on each line to complete the sequence.

Here's a pattern sequence worksheet with autumn leaves as its theme. Draw the next in the sequence, or use our Autumn Pattern Tiles to fill in the blank square.

Use these British Wildlife pattern tiles with our British Wildlife Pattern Worksheet 1 and Worksheet 2. Alternatively, print out two copies and use them for a mini matching game!

What British Wildlife creature comes next? Work it out and then draw the answer, or place one of our British Wildlife Pattern Tiles into the box.

These fun Christmas themed worksheets are a good way for children to practice the important skill of recognising patterns.  We have colour and black and white versions to chose from.

Children should look at the patterns in each row and then colour in the final "splodge" with the correct colour.

Use our Easter pattern tiles with our Easter pattern worksheet 1 and Easter pattern worksheet 2, or use them to make up your own patterns.

What comes next - a chick or an Easter bonnet? A carrot or the Easter bunny? Or maybe an Easter egg? This fun Easter pattern worksheet can be used on its own, for the kids to draw in the correct answer, or with our Easter pattern tiles.  

Here are six patterns made using our funny farm animals. Can the kids spot what comes next?

This fun pattern worksheet asks children to work out what flower comes next in the sequence! We have tiles that you can print out for the kids to choose from, or they can draw the answer in.

Print and cut out these flower pattern tiles and use to complete our flower pattern worksheets. 

Our second football pattern worksheet asks children to look at the patterns and decide what comes next.  They can either draw the answer in the box or cut out the appropriate tile from our football patterns tiles printable to stick on.

This sequencing worksheet asks little ones to work out what fruit comes next in each sequence. Why not laminate the worksheet and use our fruit patterns tiles (also laminated) so that you can get repeat use out of this fun worksheet.

We designed these fruit patterns tiles to use with our fruit patterns worksheets 1 and 2 - but you could also print two of each tile to make a mini memory game for the kids.

Here's a fun and colourful pattern worksheet for the kids to try. The children need to look at the patterns of the bows on each kite string and then colour in the remaining bows in the correct pattern.

Children can work through this worksheet spotting minibeast patterns! Then they can have a go at drawing their own version of the missing minibeast in the box. Available in colour or black and white.

This set of 2 simple worksheets (available in UK or US versions) presents some simple "1 more" or "1 less" number patterns for the children to identify. Start with these to build confidence.

Our third set of number pattern worksheets challenges children slightly more by extending the patterns to "2 more" and "2 less" and "3 more" and "3 less". We ask children to complete the patterns and then write a describing sentence.

Use these tiles with our Olympic patterns 1 and Olympic patterns 2 worksheets, or print out a copy of the page for a simple memory game with either four sets of images or five sets.

There are six different patterns on our Olympic themed worksheet. Can the kids work out what image should be next in line? They can draw the answer into the box, or cut out one of our Olympic patterns tiles to stick on.

Here's a pattern sequence worksheet with lots of pet animals! Draw the next in the sequence, or use our Pet Animal Pattern Tiles to fill in the blank square.

Can your children continue the patterns we've made with the planets? Cut out the cards at the bottom of the page and glue the correct ones in place.

Can the kids work out which sea creature is need to continue the pattern, and draw their own picture in the box? Choose from colour or black and white.

These sea creature pattern tiles are designed to be used with our Sea Creature Patterns Worksheets. They work especially well if you laminate both the worksheet and the tiles!

Available in colour or black and white, this seaside themed pattern worksheet makes learning fun!

Here's a fun way to practice patterns and sequencing. Can your chld work out which two shapes should follow on each line?

This bright and cheerful Valentine's Day pattern worksheet is sure to have children reaching for the crayons with enthusiasm!

Here's a fun way to practise sequencing skills - perhaps while doing a healthy eating or Harvest topic. Use our vegetable patterns tiles or get the kids to draw in the correct veg...

Use these "tiles" with our vegetable patterns worksheet 1 and 2. You could also make a mini memory game to amuse the kids!

This fun pattern worksheet asks children to work out which weather picture comes next in the sequence! We have tiles that you can print out for the kids to choose from, or they can draw the answer in.

Print and cut out these winter pattern tiles and use to complete our winter pattern worksheets.