Patterns are all around us! An AAB pattern is a sequence that repeats with two of one item and then a different item. For example: Circle, Circle, Square. Recognizing and continuing patterns helps build important math skills. This quiz will help you practice identifying and completing AAB patterns.
Match the words with their meanings:
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Pattern | A. Following one after another in a regular order. |
| 2. Sequence | B. Something that repeats. |
| 3. AAB | C. A pattern that has two similar elements followed by a different element. |
| 4. Recognize | D. To identify something you've seen before. |
| 5. Continue | E. To keep going. |
Read the paragraph and fill in the missing words.
A ______ is something that repeats. An _______ pattern has two of the same thing followed by something different. To _______ a pattern, you need to see what comes next. If the pattern is apple, apple, banana, apple, apple, _______, then the next item is banana. _______ patterns is a great way to learn math!
Can you find AAB patterns in your home or classroom? Describe one pattern you found.
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