The video introduces the concept of patterns, emphasizing their repetitive nature. It begins with simple examples, such as sounds and actions, and progresses to visual patterns like stripes on a sweater. The tutorial includes interactive exercises using hand movements and colors to demonstrate AB patterns. It further explores ABC patterns with fun examples like popcorn, unicorn, and mustache. The video concludes with questions to reinforce understanding and encourages viewers to explore more pattern-related content.

What is a pattern?

• Something that happens once

• Something that happens randomly

• Something that happens again and again

• Something that never happens

What is an example of a visual pattern?

• A single color

• Random shapes

• Stripes on a sweater

• A blank canvas

How do you create a pattern with hand movements?

• By not moving hands at all

• By moving hands randomly

• By repeating left and right hand movements

• By moving both hands at the same time

What is an A, B pattern?

• A pattern with three repeating elements

• A pattern with two repeating elements

• A pattern with no repeating elements

• A pattern with four repeating elements

What colors are used in the example of a color pattern?

• Green and yellow

• Red and yellow

• Red and blue

• Blue and green

What is the core of a pattern?

• The first element

• The middle element

• The last element

• The repeating sequence

What is an A, B, C pattern?

• A pattern with two repeating elements

• A pattern with three repeating elements

• A pattern with four repeating elements

• A pattern with no repeating elements

Which of the following is an example of an A, B, C pattern?

• A, B, A

• Left, right, left

• Popcorn, unicorn, mustache

• Red, blue, red

What comes after 'popcorn' in the pattern 'popcorn, unicorn, mustache'?

• Mustache

• Unicorn

• Popcorn

• Orange juice

If a pattern is 'popcorn, unicorn, mustache', what comes after 'unicorn'?

• Popcorn

• Unicorn

• Orange juice

• Mustache