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Ready to move pupils from spotting patterns to making their own? This 18-slide interactive lesson gives Early Years pupils focused, self-marking practice creating simple repeating patterns.
Pupils practise creating their own simple repeating patterns using shapes and colours, building the foundational reasoning within the Early Years shape, space and measure curriculum. Genuinely making a pattern, rather than only recognising one, asks pupils to apply the underlying rule themselves, which is a real step up from spotting a pattern someone else made.
A natural next step once pupils are confident spotting existing patterns, moving them on to genuinely creating their own before continuing a given sequence in the lesson above. Making a pattern themselves also gives teachers a genuine window into whether the underlying rule has truly been understood, rather than simply guessed at randomly by sheer chance alone.
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What year group is this for? Early Years (ages 3–5).
Does it cover continuing a given pattern too? No — this lesson focuses on creating original patterns from scratch.
Is it self-marking? Yes, instant feedback throughout.
| Year Group | Early Years Maths |
|---|---|
| Resource Type | 💻 Interactive Activity |
| Format | Digital Only |
| Curriculum | England & Wales, adaptable internationally |
| Added | 4 March 2026 |
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