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Grade 1 Math
Patterns and Relations
10. Demonstrate understanding of repeating patterns by identifying, describing, reproducing, extending, and creating
10.2 Size patterns
Big and Small Size Patterns for Kindergarten
Practice spotting size patterns by comparing big and small shapes, finding the repeating part, and guessing what comes next.
What You'll Learn
Identify the repeating core of a size pattern, such as big, small, big, small.
Compare two shapes side by side to decide which one is big and which one is small.
Predict the next shape in a sequence by finding the part of the pattern that repeats.
Distinguish size patterns from patterns that repeat by color or shape instead of size.
Recognize that a size pattern can also grow step by step instead of just alternating.
What You'll Practice
1
Distinguishing size patterns from other types of patterns
2
Selecting examples of growing patterns from multiple choices
3
Selecting examples of shrinking patterns from multiple choices
Why This Matters
Understanding size patterns builds your foundation for recognizing sequences and predicting changes. This skill helps you spot trends in data, understand growth and decay in science, and develops logical thinking you'll use in algebra and beyond.
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Patterns
Size Patterns
Growing Patterns
Shrinking Patterns
Visual Recognition
Sequences
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