Description
Oink, moo, chug: pigs, cows, tractors, and barns line up, and the littlest farmers decide who comes next. Children make each barnyard sound, then glue the matching piece into the empty spot. A favorite for barnyard weeks, Old MacDonald sing alongs, and field trip follow ups. Easy prep: print, cut the pieces apart, and glue.
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This pack is part of the Toddler AB Patterns Bundle (23 themes). Get the bundle and save big: CLICK HERE
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WHAT'S INCLUDED
► 89 pages in total: 84 activity pages, plus the teacher guide and the cover, welcome, terms, and closing pages
The 84 activity pages are two sets of 42 (one full color set and one bonus black and white set with varied picture pairs). Each set has: ⤵
→ 8 Who Rides Next? pages (one empty train car)
→ 8 Fill the Pattern Train pages
→ 13 Copy the Pattern pages (rows of 4, 6, and 8)
→ 7 Who Comes Next? pages (two patterns on one page)
→ 6 Finish the Pattern pages (rows of 6 and 8)
► Pictures: big, bright pigs, cows, tractors, and barns
► Teacher guide: prep, how to use, skills, and ways to use
► Pages in US Letter size (8.5 x 11 inches). For A4 paper, choose Fit to Page when printing.
WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT
Every page is built on an AB pattern a 2 or 3 year old can say out loud.
The pattern train starts with only one empty car, so toddlers win right away, then the rows get longer as their confidence grows.
Pictures are large and chosen for strong color and shape contrast, which makes this farm pattern practice easy to see for little learners, including children who need extra visual support.
The teacher guide gives extra support and extra challenge ideas for every group.
MORE WAYS TO PLAY
► Line up toy farm animals in an AB pattern and make their sounds as you go.
► Turn the pattern into a sound game: oink for pig, moo for cow.
✥ PERFECT FOR
◆ Small groups
◆ Independent practice
◆ Early finishers
◆ Tot school and homeschool
◆ Toddler and preschool classrooms
◆ Daycare and childcare programs
◆ Math centers and learning trays
◆ Morning tubs and morning work
★ SKILLS PRACTICED
◆ Pattern recognition: noticing and continuing a simple AB repeat
◆ Visual discrimination: telling two pictures apart by color and shape
◆ Early math thinking: predicting what comes next
◆ Language: naming each picture and saying the pattern out loud
◆ Fine motor: cutting with help, picking up, and gluing pieces
✥ SAVE BIG WITH THE TODDLER AB PATTERNS BUNDLE
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TERMS
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