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40 Pattern Blocks,
• Translating patterns ~------~~------~ • Slteleton shapes • •
shape templates, A3 paper
~:t'N*1'~ Tom followed the instructions on this card. ~:t'N*1'~
PAGE 70 He made a pattern by ruling a line, sliding Use: Draw a skeleton cuboid like this: PAGE 7 1
the shape along it and drawin§ round it.
Direction of slide: /
Then he coloured part of the pattern. a Draw the outline of an oblong.
Distance between points: 3·5 cm
IJJ Copy and colour Tom's pattern. Number of outlines: 4
~ Th"" 'he ,hape
~Tam",ed
c Join matching points with
straight lines to construct a cuboid .
d Try again but make
the oblongs overlap.
[]] Start with on equilateral triangle each time.
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Construct sliding patterns using these cards. ~ 4\ A~~
a ,---~--------------, b r---~--------------,
use: ~ I Use: 0 ~ /!j;;7 ~------
Direction of slide: T Direction of slide:
Distance between points: 3·5cm Distance between points: 2·5cm
Number of outlines: 6 Number of outlines: 7 Try translating other polygons in the same way
and joining them to make different skeleton shapes.
c,-------------------, d,-------------------, /'/D
use:'" ~ Use: 0 /" CHALLENGE
Try constructing
Direction of slide: ""'" Direction of slide: ./ "caag","aa,~
Distance between points: 1·5 cm Distance between points: 2·2cm
Number of outlines: 10 Number of outlines: 8 like these. / ~ ~ ~~--
a Use any templates to design your own sliding patterns. ,'/
b Write an instruction card for each design.
rn ' [gJ , 00 and Challenge
Practical: copying and Practical: constructing Practical: designing Practical: constructing skeleton diagrams of 3-D
colouring sliding sliding patterns from own sliding patterns shapes by drawing round and sliding 2-D shapes.
pattern. instructions. and writing
instructions for each.