Recognising Patterns
Learning to identify and extend simple repeating patterns.
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Patterns can be made with colours, shapes, sounds, or objects that repeat in the same order again and again, like a necklace with red and blue beads repeating.
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- A pattern repeats in a fixed order.
- Patterns can be made with colours, shapes, or sounds.
- We recognise patterns by seeing what repeats.
- Patterns are found in clothes, tiles, and daily life.
- Days of the week repeat every 7 days, forming a pattern.
- Recognising patterns helps develop logical thinking.
- A common pattern example is red-blue-red-blue.
- Guessing what comes next uses pattern recognition.