Copy the pattern on the grid
Copy the pattern from the left grid onto the right one. Practises visual-motor coordination and spatial skills. A4.
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Tips for parents & teachers
- 1Always start at the green dot and count squares.
- 2If it is hard, mark the points with dots first.
Frequently asked questions
When should children know left from right?
Most children master it around age 6–7, but mix-ups are common for a long time. A constant cue such as a band on the left wrist helps.
How do I read “3 →”?
The number says how many squares to move, the arrow which way. Draw along the grid lines, starting from the green dot.
What if my child makes a mistake?
That's normal. Go back to the last correct point and count squares together aloud — or simply start again on a fresh copy.