Mrs. Wiggles and the Numbers Patterns: Discover Patterns for Ages 3-6

A fun, standalone picture book that introduces patterns to children ages 3–6—no previous Mrs. Wiggles book needed!
Can Number Zero discover what makes a pattern? Join Mrs. Wiggles and her lively classroom on a colorful adventure as children spot patterns in the world around them.
Can Number Zero find a pattern?
From the creator of the award-winning Mrs. Wiggles and the Numbers comes a playful rhyming adventure that helps young children discover patterns all around them.
A complete stand-alone story—enjoy it on its own or as part of the Mrs. Wiggles and the Numbers series.
When Mrs. Wiggles introduces her class to the fascinating world of patterns, Number Zero isn't quite sure what everyone is talking about. But as the Numbers explore patterns in flowers, animals, farms, and everyday objects, Zero begins to see them everywhere—and makes an exciting discovery of his own!
Created for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and beginning readers, Patterns makes early math concepts approachable through story, rhyme, humor, and colorful illustrations. Children are encouraged to recognize repeating patterns, predict what comes next, and discover how numbers themselves can form patterns.
Young readers will also enjoy:

• A colorful 1–100 number chart for exploring number patterns
• A bold two-page number spread that helps children see groups of ten
• Playful rhyming text that supports early literacy and read-aloud fun
• Engaging sound words and visual details to discover
• The recurring challenge of finding Number Nine, who has a habit of napping through the action!

Perfect for classrooms, homeschooling, or reading together at home, Mrs. Wiggles and the Numbers: Patterns turns an important early-learning concept into a story children can laugh about, explore, and remember.
Recommended for ages 3–6, preschool through kindergarten.

Lisa Konkol is passionate about art, writing, and math. She was designated a Master Artist by the American Juried Art Salon and worked as a technical writer in STEM fields for over thirty years. Lisa loves to create picture books that make children laugh and learn. She especially hopes to encourage children to develop a love of reading and numbers.