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Pass out a copy of Peg’s Party Pattern printable to each student. Ask each student to choose a pair of items (i.e., the cupcake and the cake, or the party hat and the balloon, or the striped present and the plain present). They will color and then cut the items out (and get help as needed). Review the properties of an ABAB pattern.
Patterns are AMAZING! At least, that’s what Peg thinks so, she’s going to have a pattern-themed birthday party! Understanding patterns is important to algebraic thinking and helping Peg with her Pattern Party will be fun. Help Peg celebrate her birthday with three different pattern themed activities.
Peg + Cat = A whole lot of fun! Join Peg and her sidekick, Cat, as they encounter quirky problems that use arithmetic skills to find the solution (along with a song or two).
Math in the Bath - Peg's Pizza Place. 1 m. Math in the Bath - Vertical and Horizontal Cylinders. 1 m. Math in the Bath – Ordering Spheres by Size. 1 m. Math in the Bath - Building a Rocket with Shapes. Educational games and videos from Curious George, Wild Kratts and other PBS KIDS shows!
Pattern Recognition: Help the chickens finish their dance routine by completing the pattern. Scrub-a-dub. Size Correspondence: Help Peg find the right size tubs to wash the muddy farm animals. 3-2-1 Snack. Number Recognition: Help Peg set up a crazy contraption to feed Cat his snack. Counting Games! Rock Art
What are patterns in arithmetic? Patterns in arithmetic are sequences of numbers that follow a certain rule. For example, the sequence 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 is a pattern in arithmetic because we're adding 2 to each number to get the next one. How do we use the topics from this lesson in the real world?
Peg and Cat group, count and estimate in a special collection for the 100th Day of School. Numbers & Counting. Peg, Cat and their barnyard friends practice counting to 10 and by tens to 100. Shapes & Their Attributes. In the Magic Forest, Peg the Bold and Brave Sir Cat investigate 2D and 3D shapes. Fair Sharing
