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Rainbow bear patterns (free printable!)

January 13, 2020

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Rainbow bear patterns

A fun (not to mention cute!) patterning math activity for preschool or kindergarten.

Rainbow bears, counting bears… whatever you call them, they’re such a great math manipulative for young children.

They’re colourful, cute, nice to handle and young children love them.

Today’s free printable features these rainbow counting bears and is designed to practise simple repeating patterns.

This math activity is no prep, ready to print and perfect for your preschool or kindergarten age child.

Let’s take a look!

Tell me about these rainbow bear printables

This is a two-page printable with 10 questions (A to J).

counting bears printables and colouring pencils

Each question shows a simple repeating pattern made from rainbow bears.

At the end of each pattern there is a box with a bear in it. Complete the pattern by deciding what colour bear should go in that box.

What do I need to complete this patterning activity?

These printables are pretty versatile and there’s a couple of ways you can use them.

Firstly, you can complete these worksheets with colouring pencils. All you will need are the 6 colours of the bears (red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple).

Simply colour the bear in the box to show the next bear in the sequence.

counting bear printable and colouring pencils

Alternatively, you can use rainbow/counting bears to complete these printables. Your child can just place a bear of the correct colour in the box.

If you use these printables in your classroom or homeschool, the set up below, using the bears, would work well as a math center:

rainbow bear patterns math center and counting bears

Just cut the patterns into individual strips, laminate, and use whenever you need as a fun math center.

Want to grab yourself a copy of these rainbow bear patterns printables?

If you want to try this activity with your child, you can download the printable here:

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And so there we have it! I hope you enjoyed these rainbow bear patterns!

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More preschool math posts from Math, Kids and Chaos:

  • 8 simple ways to include some math in your preschooler’s day
  • preschool number puzzles for numbers 1 to 10 (FREEBIE)
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