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It is Pattern Week in Miss Penny’s class. The class will learn about different patterns. The children ask Miss Penny, “What is a pattern?” “Let me show you,” says Miss Penny.
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triangle, square, circle, triangle, square, circle, triangle, square, circle Miss Penny draws a blue triangle on the board. Then she adds a blue square. Next she adds a blue circle. She repeats the three shapes to make a pattern.
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purple, blue, purple, blue, purple, blue Next, Miss Penny lines up balls on the table. Purple, blue, purple, blue. She asks the class what color comes next. “A purple ball,” Toby answers. The colors make a pattern.
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blue, yellow, blue, yellow, blue, yellow The class likes the patterns Miss Penny shows them. They want to make their own. Jack makes a pattern from blocks he finds in the classroom. “Good job!” says Miss Penny.
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blue, white, blue, white, blue, white Miss Penny asks the class to look for other patterns. Simone says the floor tiles have a pattern. “What is the pattern?” Miss Penny asks. “Blue, white, blue, white. The colors repeat,” says Simone.
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big, small, big, small, big, small Now it is time for recess. The class lines up near the wall. The children will play outside. They are holding big and small balls. The balls make a pattern.
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1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3 Later Miss Penny shows the class another pattern. This pattern uses numbers. Miss Penny writes the number pattern on the board. There are three numbers in this pattern unit.
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x, y, z, x, y, z, x, y, z Miss Penny asks the class to make a pattern using letters. Henry creates a pattern from the letters x, y, and z. Miss Penny says, “Nice work! Your pattern unit is three letters long.”
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green, blue, yellow, green, blue, yellow, green, blue, yellow The class looks for patterns in other places. Mimi spots Jamie’s striped sweater. She says, “Jamie’s top has stripes.” The colors make a pattern. 10
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coat, hat, bag, coat, hat, bag, coat, hat, bag Mark looks around the classroom for a pattern. He does not have to look far! He sees hats, coats, and bags hanging in the closet. The things make a pattern. 11
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apple, apple, orange, apple, apple, orange, apple, apple, orange The class is busy searching for patterns. Miss Penny shows the class some fruit. They see a pattern right away. The children tell Miss Penny what comes next. 1
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white, white, black, white, white, black, white, white, black Now it’s time for gym class. The children line up their right shoes in a row. The colors of the shoes make a pattern. “Patterns are everywhere!” Juan says. 1
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short, short, tall, short, short, tall, short, short, tall Next, the class looks around for more patterns. Iris sees boxes on a shelf. Some boxes are tall and other boxes are short. The boxes make a pattern. 1
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pink, purple, purple, pink, purple, purple, pink, purple, purple Lisa sees crayons in the art room. She has an idea. She forms a pattern with the crayons. Her friends help her pick what color comes next. 1
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stand, stand, sit, stand, stand, sit, stand, stand, sit Miss Penny has another pattern to share. “This pattern is three children long. Will you help me make it?” she asks. “Yes,” says the class. Everyone wants to help. 1
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