Repeating patterns

Identify the repeating unit in a visual or symbolic pattern and extend it to the next needed positions.

Core · Repeating patterns · Independent practice · Multi Field Entry

What ordered pair gives the jump length and landing pose on jump 34?

Jump length11 square22 squares33 squares42 squares

Landing pose1LEFT FOOT2BOTH FEET3RIGHT FOOT

Jump 34combined period 12

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Jump lengthLanding pose

Choose in order, then press Check.

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Print: Ages 10–11 · 3–5 min · Challenge · Periodic States · Independent Practice · Complete State Reasoning

Watch: Watch whether the learner keeps the two cycles aligned from jump 1 and selects one value from each row. A correct pair in the required order, without using a revealed step, is the decisive evidence.

Misread: A learner may treat jump 34 as 34 moves after the first jump, use only one cycle’s period, or reverse the pair. Separate an indexing or common-cycle error from an answer-order error by checking whether the chosen length and pose are individually correct.

Curriculum: This task coordinates two independent repeating sequences with periods 4 and 3 and evaluates their joint state at a one-based index. It scores common-cycle/remainder reasoning and preservation of ordered-pair coordinate order.