I’ve been looking for a fun pattern activity for my 2-year-old son, so I made one for the busy bag swap. I had small colored wooded cubes that we weren’t using so I put those in my busy bags and made these pattern printables to go with them.

Children can match the colored cubes to the squares on the pattern strips. When they get good at matching, you can add the patterns that have squares missing. They might not understand it right away, but they also might surprise you! I’ve made different levels of difficulty so you can use the ones that best fit your children.

To reinforce the letters for my preschoolers, I’ve also made Alphabet Cube Puzzle Printables. These help reinforce letter recognition and you can use them to support my Phonics Reading System.

My daughter really liked making the letters she is working on in her phonics lessons with the cubes. This is great for fine motor skills too.

To add even more play value, I’ve made Shape Cube Puzzles too. You can put a shape on the back of each letter to challenge your little puzzle masters and keep them busy longer.

Cube Puzzle Printables

You can find the (affiliate link) little wooden cubes at any craft store. I suggest printing the puzzles off on card stock or laminating them to make them last. For our busy bag swap, I made 4 bags and traded with the other moms and went home with 4 different activity bags that I’ll add to my growing collection.

There are 16 pages including the whole alphabet, shapes, numbers, and patterns. To download the free printables, click on the image above and save them to your computer. This is for person use only. Please do not share the link directly to the printable, but instead share this post. Thank you!

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