Making sticker patterns is a fun way to encourage concentration, classification skills and fine motor abilities. 

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Following patterns can be a tricky task for early learners. With variations in shape, size and colour, there is a lot to focus on! This fun sticker activity will:

• Practise classifying objects by shape, size and colour.
• Increase attention span and focus.
• Enhance hand-eye coordination.

For this activity:

1. Find pre-made stickers in different shapes and colours or make your own.
2. Create a line of stickers using a variety of shapes and colours. Ask your child to replicate the pattern on a line underneath. 
3. Use a sorting tray so they can sort out the stickers by shape or colour to help classify them. 
4. When they are finished, challenge them to make a sticker pattern that you can try to copy.