Mrs. Hilton guides second graders through a challenging lesson on figure matrices, encouraging them to pause and think critically about each problem. The lesson covers ten different matrices, each with unique patterns and solutions. Students are encouraged to use paper or a whiteboard to jot down answers and are given explanations for each solution. The video concludes with encouragement to continue practicing and a resource for further exercises.

What should you have ready before starting the figure matrices lesson?

• A textbook and a notebook

• A computer and a printer

• A piece of paper and a pencil

• A calculator and a ruler

In the first figure matrix problem, what is the pattern observed in each row?

• The third shape is a combination of the first two

• The second shape adds a new element to the first

• The first shape is repeated three times

• The second shape is a mirror image of the first

What is the correct answer for the first figure matrix problem?

• B

• A

• D

• C

In the second figure matrix problem, what happens to the X in the third box?

• It is colored

• It is rotated

• It is removed

• It is doubled

What is the correct answer for the second figure matrix problem?

• A

• B

• C

• D

In the third figure matrix problem, how is the third shape formed?

• By subtracting the first shape from the second

• By rotating the first shape

• By combining the first and second shapes

• By mirroring the second shape

What is the correct answer for the third figure matrix problem?

• C

• B

• A

• D

In the fourth figure matrix problem, what increases in the second box?

• The size of the shapes

• The number of lines

• The number of small figures

• The color intensity

What is the correct answer for the fourth figure matrix problem?

• D

• A

• C

• B

In the fifth figure matrix problem, what is consistent across each row?

• The color of the shapes

• The number of shapes

• The number of lines in the circles

• The size of the shapes