Play with Patterns for Class 1

Table of Content

Questions to Practice on Play with Patterns

The reading material provided on this page for 'Play with Patterns' is specifically designed for students in grades 3 to 6. So, let's begin!

What are Patterns?

A pattern is a repeated arrangement of numbers, shapes or designs.

Playing with patterns in mathematics refers to the exploration and investigation of repeating and growing patterns. This involves looking at the relationships between the elements in a pattern, analyzing the rules that govern the pattern and making predictions about future elements in the pattern based on the observed rules.

For example,

In this pattern, the numbers are decreasing by 1 from 28 to 26 and the letters are decreasing in alphabetical order from Z to X. Based on these observations, we can determine that the next elements in the sequence will have the numbers decreasing by 1 and the letters decreasing in alphabetical order.

Then,

Quick Video Recap

In this section, you will find interesting and well-explained topic-wise video summary of the topic, perfect for quick revision before your Olympiad exams.

***COMING SOON***

Share Your Feedback

CREST Olympiads has launched this initiative to provide free reading and practice material. In order to make this content more useful, we solicit your feedback.

Do share improvements at info@crestolympiads.com. Please mention the URL of the page and topic name with improvements needed. You may include screenshots, URLs of other sites, etc. which can help our Subject Experts to understand your suggestions easily.