Repeating and growing patterns
- 1. Repeating and Growing Patterns
- 2. ObjectiveDefinition of Repeating Patterns
- 3. Examples of Repeating Patterns
- 4. Definition of Growing Patterns
- 5. Examples of Growing Patterns
- 6. Differentiating between Repeating and Growing What is a pattern?Definition:A grouping of anything that re-occurs
- 7. Predictable
- 9. Nature
- 10. Classroom
- 11. ArtSeier+Seier, Kay Fisker & C.F. Møller: Vestersøhus, Copenhagen 1935-1939, October 2, 2008, Attribution 2.0 Generic
- 12. What is a repeating Pattern?Definition:The same grouping over and over
- 13. The pattern never changes
- 14. It can be long/short sequences
- 15. Can include any items
- 16. Examples: Numbers, Shapes, Colors Repeating Number PatternsRepeating patterns can be numbers patterns
- 17. Can have as little as one number
- 18. Example: 1 1 1 1 1
- 19. Can have many numbers
- 20. Example: 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 Repeating shape patternCan consist of oneshapes
- 21. Example:
- 22. Can have many shapes
- 23. Example:Repeating Color PatternsRepeating patterns can be color patterns
- 24. The same color sequence repeats itself
- 25. Examples:What is a growing pattern?Definition:A pattern that increases every sequence
- 26. Something is added to the pattern
- 28. Nature
- 29. Classroom
- 30. ArtGlenn Fleishman, Dreamtime Magnet Game, April 15, 2009, Attribution 2.0 Generic
- 31. Growing Number PatternIn growing number patterns: A number is added every sequence
- 32. It can start with one number
- 33. Example:
- 34. 1 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 Growing Shape PatternIn growing shape patterns:A shape is added every sequence
- 35. Shapes can be harder then numbers
- 36. Example:Growing Color PatternIn growing color patterns:A color is added every sequence
- 37. Can start with just one color
- 38. Example:Difference between repeating and growing patternRepeating:
- 39. Sequence repeats and remains the same
- 40. Never add anything to the pattern
- 41. Growing:
- 42. Sequence changes every time it repeats
- 43. Adding something to the sequenceProblem #1Pattern:#1:What pattern is this?Repeating shape pattern!#2:What shapes complete the last sequence?
- 44. Problem #2Pattern:#1:What pattern is this?Growing color pattern!#2:What is the next sequence?
- 45. Make your own patternsCreate your own repeating pattern using:
- 46. Shapes
- 47. Create your own growing pattern using:NumbersWorks citedGlennFleishman, Dreamtime Magnet Game, April 15, 2009, Attribution 2.0 Generic
- 48. Seier+Seier, Kay Fisker & C.F. Møller: Vestersøhus, Copenhagen 1935-1939, October 2, 2008, Attribution 2.0 Generic