The video tutorial introduces growth patterns, distinguishing them from repeating patterns. It provides three examples: circles growing by one, squares growing by two, and triangles growing by three. The tutorial emphasizes understanding the incremental growth in each pattern and relates growth patterns to skip counting.

What is the main difference between a growth pattern and a repeating pattern?

• A growth pattern increases in size or number.

• A repeating pattern never repeats.

• A growth pattern repeats the same section.

• A repeating pattern changes each time.

In the circle growth pattern, how many circles are in the third column?

• Three circles

• One circle

• Two circles

• Four circles

How does the circle growth pattern progress from one column to the next?

• By adding one circle

• By doubling the circles

• By removing one circle

• By adding two circles

In the square growth pattern, how many squares are in the second group?

• Six squares

• Five squares

• Four squares

• Three squares

How does the square growth pattern progress from one group to the next?

• By adding three squares

• By removing one square

• By adding two squares

• By adding one square

What is the total number of squares in the third group of the square growth pattern?

• Nine squares

• Five squares

• Six squares

• Seven squares

In the triangle growth pattern, how many triangles are in the first group?

• Six triangles

• Seven triangles

• Eight triangles

• Nine triangles

How many triangles are added to progress from the first to the second group in the triangle growth pattern?

• Three triangles

• Two triangles

• Four triangles

• One triangle

What is the total number of triangles in the third group of the triangle growth pattern?

• Nine triangles

• Ten triangles

• Twelve triangles

• Eleven triangles

How does the triangle growth pattern progress from one group to the next?

• By adding one triangle

• By adding two triangles

• By removing one triangle

• By adding three triangles