by Mrs Clark
Our woodland adventures are always full of exploration, and it is a great opportunity for our children to investigate patterns in both their local environment and in nature to develop their awareness.
Children’s ability to see patterns forms the basis of early mathematical thinking. Encouraging children to become aware of patterns helps them to build up the skill of spotting patterns for themselves.
Children also learn to identify and talk about the shapes in patterns.
Why not go on a pattern hunt and see what you can find?
