Geometric Patterns and Tiling
Students will identify and create patterns using geometric shapes, including simple tiling patterns.
Key Questions
- Analyze how repeating geometric shapes create a pattern.
- Design a tiling pattern using a combination of two different shapes.
- Predict whether a given set of shapes can tile a surface without gaps or overlaps.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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