Mathematics concepts explained through simple stories.
Tips for Parents
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Here's how to talk to your child about it
In the morning, we follow a pattern: make our beds, brush teeth, take a bath, get dressed, fix hair, and have breakfast. Patterns are repeated events in the same order.
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Some activities you can do with your child now
- Ask your child to identify patterns in everyday items, like colors on tiles or prints on towels. - Encourage your child to create a morning routine together, involving tasks like making the bed and brushing teeth. - Play a pattern recognition game with your child using objects around the house. - Have a discussion with your child about the difference between a routine and a pattern, using examples from the video.
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Pretend play with your child
**Game Name:** Morning Pattern Match **Game Instructions:** 1. **Set Up:** Place different colored objects in a pattern around the house. 2. **Gameplay:** You (the parent) call out a step from the morning routine, and your child matches it to the corresponding color pattern around the house. 3. **Winning:** your child completes the morning routine in the correct order matching the colors.
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1 take away from the video for your child
Consistency and order create routines. Just like in the morning pattern, following a set order of events helps things run smoothly and efficiently.
