Perfect Patterns: Making & Describing Pattern

Perfect Patterns: Making & Describing Pattern

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A repeating pattern (for example: 1, 2, 1, 2 ) repeats without alteration. A growing pattern (for example: 2, 4, 6, 8 ) increases or decreases in a regular manner. Both types of patterns are introduced in the book Perfect Patterns. This book comes with free teacher’s notes that you can download and gives you ten activity ideas. The teacher’s notes provide activities to further develop student’s understanding of the concepts and language used in the story. These whole-class activities provide students with the opportunity to: – listen to a story about patterns – use materials to make repeating patterns – use materials to copy and extend increasing and decreasing patterns This book is written for students in Foundation Year. Young students have a natural love for stories and for learning. ORIGO Big Books build on this enthusiasm to help you introduce key mathematical concepts. These engaging large-format storybooks (page size 43.0 cm x 33.0 cm) develop and reinforce mathematical language and understanding by stimulating discussion on specific concepts from the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics (Foundation – Year 2). Each story has been developed to explore a particular mathematical concept and build literacy through rhyme and repetition. The beautifully illustrated Big Books encourage children to participate in the story, building their thinking and reasoning skills. Read the story, then explore the concept further with play based activities.

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