Pattern Blocks

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Grade 1 Composing pattern block images Lesson 1 of 15.

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Composing pattern block images Lesson details Key learning points Pattern blocks can be used to create pictures and patterns. Pattern blocks can be rotated to fit them against other blocks. Different pattern blocks can be used to fill the same shape. Joining the pattern blocks in different ways will create different shapes. Keywords Pattern blocks - Blocks or tiles of different shapes. Picture - An image. Rotate - To spin around. Pattern - An arrangement that follows a rule. A repeated set of nu

PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Applied Math, Arithmetic, Math Test Prep

Also included in: Ultimate Grade 1 Geometry & Shapes Bundle

Pattern Blocks Task Cards

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An individual task box activity from my original Little Learners' Kit.

K - 2nd

Applied Math, Math

Grade 1 Copy, extend and describe repeating patterns Lesson 2 of 15.

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Copy, extend and describe repeating patterns Lesson details Key learning points Pattern blocks can be used to create a pattern. When the same pattern repeats itself over and over again, it is called a repeating pattern. A repeating pattern can be extended, making it longer. The part of the pattern that repeats itself over and over again is called the unit of repeat. Keywords Repeating pattern - An arrangement that follows the same rule over and over again. Extend - To make something longer in le

PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Applied Math, Arithmetic, Math Test Prep

Also included in: Ultimate Grade 1 Geometry & Shapes Bundle

Grade 1 Radiating patterns Lesson 3 of 15.

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Lesson 3 Radiating patterns Lesson details Key learning points Radiating patterns start in the middle and grow around the outside. A radiating pattern can be extended in different ways by choosing different pattern blocks. Keywords Radiating patterns - A pattern that starts in the middle and grows around the outside. Middle - The centre. Outside - The outer edge. Extend - To make something longer or bigger. Common misconception Children may only extend in one direction, rather than in all direct

PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Applied Math, Arithmetic, Math Test Prep

Also included in: Ultimate Grade 1 Geometry & Shapes Bundle