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What's My Pattern? Lesson Plan

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What's My Pattern?

Students explore patterns on some internet sites, describe the patterns, make virtual patterns, and duplicate them with real unifix cubes. The computer environment provides a structure for success and for reflection on the idea of a repeating unit.

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cubes, patterns

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