Beautiful photographs highlight the patterns visible in everyday life. I look forward to sharing this with my students, followed by an immediate exploration of patterns in our library, classroom and school. I can see older students being inspired to create their own book of patterns. ( )

My daughter really enjoys reading this book! The pictures helped her tremendously understand what a pattern is! After we finished reading it she wanted to go and find patterns everywhere. It was easy to follow and very well worded. I recommend it to anyone who wants to work on patterns with their child or student. ( )

This book uses photographs of real everyday objects to teach about patterns!
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Spotty, Stripy, Swirly What are Patterns is an informative book for children about the patterns we see in every day life. This book has large bright pictures and throughout the book you see patterns from all kinds of things like patterns at the grocery store, patterns in candy, in clothes and in nature.

I really love patterns. I love seeing them everywhere I go. I also really enjoy teaching patterns to children and love to use real life examples so I think this book would be great for that.

In the classroom we would talk about patterns. I would have a take home assignment for the children to find patterns with their families around there home and if they go to the store. I would let them tell the class about the patterns that they saw.

A book describing texture and the many different forms in comes in. Kids will love the beautiful pictures in this book.