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                  PaTTernS

                  A pattern is a repeated arrangement of numbers,

                  shapes, colours and so on. Patterns exist all around us.
                  We can find a pattern in the trees and leaves, in the

                  window frames, on the floor, in our clothes, etc.
                  Observe the patterns in sequence of letters.

                                                  P Q R P Q R P Q R P Q R

                  The letters P, Q and R are repeated in the same order again and again. The above
                  sequence forms a pattern.

                  Let us see another sequence of figures.

                  Here, you can observe that a triangle comes first, then a square; again a triangle,
                  then a square; and so on. This again forms a pattern.

                  Now look at the sequence of numbers.

                      2       3        3        2        3       3        2        3       3        2        3       3

                  Here, 2 comes once, then 3 comes twice, again 2 comes once, then 3 comes twice;

                  and so on. This also forms a pattern.

                           Practice Time 8e

                  Complete each of the following patterns

                  1.      a              B              B              a

                  2.

                  3.

                  4.

                  5.

                   teacher’s   Encourage the students to collect pebbles, flowers, leaves, glasses, bowls, sticks, bangles, coins, caps, etc. and
                      tip      arrange them in a pattern. Discuss the rules they apply for making the patterns.

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