Patterns in Your World

Unit Review Sheet

Facts and Definitions

Lesson 1: Patterns in Nature

• Patterns can be found in nature.
• Patterns in nature can be made of lines and shapes that repeat themselves.

Lesson 2: Patterns of Growth

• Humans, plants, and animals follow patterns of growth.
• A life cycle is the pattern of growth that humans, plants, and animals follow.

Lesson 3: Night and Day

• The Sun comes up during the day and goes down at night.
• Earth is the planet on which we live.
• The Earth spins in a circle once a day. We call this a rotation.

Lesson 4: Daily Routines

• A routine is something that we do in the same way over and over again.

Lesson 5: Calendar Patterns

• There are 12 months in a year.
• There are 7 days in a week.
• There are about 4 weeks in a month.

Lesson 6: Seasonal Weather Patterns

• The seasons and months of the year follow a pattern.
• The months are connected with different seasons and weather.
• The seasons are connected with different types of weather.

Lesson 7: Patterns at Home

• Patterns make the world more interesting.

Lesson 8: Symmetrical Patterns

• When a symmetrical pattern is folded in half, the two sides line up with each other.

Lesson 9: Counting Patterns

• Counting by twos is a pattern for counting objects.

Lesson 10: Tracing Patterns

• You can trace a pattern to make the same outline again and again.
• Stencils help people create patterns.

Lesson 11: Patterns in Graphs

• Patterns can be found in graphs.
• Data is the information that can be shown on a graph.
• Graphs are created using data.

Final Project: Patterns All Around Lapbook

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