{FREE} Pirate Patterns Preschool Packet

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Pirates and Patterns and Preschool, oh my!


I am excited to share this {FREE} Pirate Patterns Preschool Packet with you!

As you can tell, the theme this month is all about PIRATES!  To celebrate, you can download these pattern pages {FREE} here!


 

These {FREE} printables can be used as a cut and paste activity where you child cuts the pictures out of the bottom row and glues the picture that comes next into the correct boxes.  Or, you can cut out the bottom row, laminate the pieces, and use them in a Montessori-style bin, as a center activity, or one-on-one with your child on different days!  Click here to get a copy of this {FREE} Pirate Patterns Preschool Packet! 

What else can you do with pirates?  Click here to see how we made pirate swords out of household materials or click here to see the full 30+ page pirate preschool packet that these pattern pages are a part of!

One of my all-time favorite pirate-themed preschool (and older kids!) picture book is Dirty Joe, The Pirate by Bill Harley.  It combines fun rhythm, rhyme, a phenomenal story, and even a lesson in an attention-grabbing adventure!  


And make sure you check out my Pirate Preschool Packet!!


Happy Educating,
Carla


Dinosaur Made Me Sneeze!
This awesome book introduces the rock cycle with dinosaurs, volcanoes, and more!
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