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Patterns
Patterns can be found wherever a sequence repeats itself and are made from everything from sounds to movements, images, objects, numbers and shapes!
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Patterns help children develop reasoning skills by understanding what comes next.
A helpful way to visualize patterns is with letters to represent the repeating sequence.
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For example, Nume’s “clap, stop, clap, stop” follows an AB pattern.
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As well, the same pattern is seen with Litty jumping acorss the squares of a checkerboard.
A collection of rocks, pinecones and acorns could be lined up in an ABC pattern.
Patterns can be made with up to any number of things, making the possibilities endless!
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