Patterns

Patterns

A pattern is what you see when something is the same over and over again.

Patterns

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Multiple Choice

Patterns are found __________ in our world!

• everywhere

• nowhere

Patterns follow a special rule.

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Multiple Choice

Every pattern follows a special ____.

• treat

• rule

• conditional

Multiple Choice

The ____ is how the pattern works.

• conditional

• loop

• rule

Multiple Choice

If you figure out the ____, you've cracked the pattern's code!

• pattern

• world

• rule

Finding patterns is part of computational thinking. It is a problem solving skill.

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Decomposition and pattern recognition are parts of computational thinking. They are problem solving skills.

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Multiple Select

Mark the parts of computational thinking:

• Pattern Recognition

• Zooming

• Decomposition

• Eating lunch

Computational thinking helps us develop the skills to solve problems.

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Poll

When I code, I am developing the skills of computational thinking.

• True

• False

When we find patterns, we can use loops in coding!

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Multiple Choice

When I find a pattern, I can use a loop to repeat it and make my code efficient.

• False

• True

Open Ended

Look around you and think for a minute. What pattern do you see? Can you make the rule for it?

Poll

Using loops in coding is

• too hard. I don't understand how.

• something I have never tried, yet.

• a little tricky but I think I understand it.

• so helpful when I see a pattern.

Poll

In my CODE.ORG coding course:

• I am just beginning my coding course.

• I am about ½ way through my course.

• I am nearing the end of my course.

• I finished my course but I have not yet started the next one.

• I have finished my course and have started the next one!

Open Ended

What is your name?

Poll

Which school do you attend?

• PCR

• LCE

• PCY

Poll

Which grade are you?

• Grade 1

• Grade 2

• Grade 3