pattern perception

Presents a collection of eighty-seven abstract designs published in Paris during the 1920s featuring the art deco motif that was influenced by Cubism and other modernist movements.

A lift-the-flap book that introduces preschoolers to patterns, shapes, and colors.

Simple text and colorful illustrations and photographs teach young children about common geometric shapes and patterns found in the world around them.

Explains what a pattern is; presents places where they can be found, such as on plants, animals, buildings, and at home; and suggests activities that teach about them.

Color photographs and simple text describe patterns that are found on leaves, carpets, cloth, shoes, etc.

Describes how little details around you can help solve mysteries and come up with new ideas.

Introduces patterns through a young girl's exploration of nature, and asks readers to recognize and extend the patterns she sees.

Presents a children's book for early readers about different kinds of patterns on things like food, clothing, umbrellas, and more.

An introduction to the concept of patterns, using examples from the coats and feathers of animals as well as the designs some make.

Simple text and color photographs introduce different kinds of food patterns.