Exploring Different Types of Patterns: Numbers, Geometry, and Pictorial Forms
Dive into the world of patterns with engaging exercises that cover various types such as number patterns, geometric patterns, and pictorial patterns. Learn to complete sequences in number patterns by following simple rules, like adding increments or recognizing prime numbers. Explore geometric shapes with alternating colors, and discover pictorial patterns by identifying relationships between objects. This interactive approach enhances critical thinking and pattern recognition skills, making it perfect for learners of all ages. Can you find patterns around you?
Exploring Different Types of Patterns: Numbers, Geometry, and Pictorial Forms
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Examples of Patterns • Number Pattern • Geometric Pattern • Picture Pattern • Input/Output (Function Machine) 9
Number Patterns Complete the Pattern. 16, 18, 20, __, __, __ 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 What is my rule? Add 2 to the previous number.
Number Patterns Complete the Pattern. 5, 10, 15, __, __, __ 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 What is my rule? Add 5 to the previous number.
Number Patterns Complete the Pattern. 7, 11, 17, __, __, __ 7, 11, 17, 19, 23, 29 What is my rule? Prime numbers beginning with 7.
Geometric Patterns Complete the Pattern. What are my rules? Circle, square. Alternating colors of yellow and pink.
Geometric Patterns Complete the Pattern. What are my rules? Octagon, trapezoid, parallelogram. Alternating colors of black and white.
Geometric Patterns Complete the Pattern. What are my rules? Isosceles triangle, right triangle, equilateral triangle. Alternating colors of purple and red.
Picture Patterns Complete the Pattern. What is my rule? Apples, lemons, apples,lemons (alternating fruit).
Pictorial Patterns Complete the Pattern. An animal that only walks on land. An animal that flies. What is my rule? An animal that flies, an animal that only walks on land.
Pictorial Patterns Complete the Pattern. A whole fruit. Half of a fruit. What is my rule? The first food is whole, the second food is half.
Input/Output Patterns Complete the Pattern. What is my rule? The square of the number (multiply by itself)
Input/Output Patterns Complete the Pattern. What is my rule? Multiply by 2, subtract 3
Input/Output Patterns Complete the Pattern. What is my rule? The cube of the number (n3, x3)