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Making a Math Quilt

Making a Math Quilt. A Review of Fractions, decimals, percents. Fraction: 8/16, 1/2. Percent: 50%. Decimal: .50. Ratio:. ½= x/100. Fraction:. Percent:. Decimal:. Ratio:. What is a pattern ?. A pattern is a repeated design of shapes and/or colors.

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Making a Math Quilt

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  1. Making a Math Quilt A Review of Fractions, decimals, percents

  2. Fraction: 8/16, 1/2 Percent: 50% Decimal: .50 Ratio: ½= x/100

  3. Fraction: Percent: Decimal: Ratio:

  4. What is a pattern? A pattern is a repeated design of shapes and/or colors

  5. Patchwork quilts are often based on patterns. A certain combination of shapes, colors or fabric designs repeat to create the pattern. Here is a simple example:

  6. This pattern combines different colors or fabric designs of hexagons to create a flower shape.

  7. YOUR TURN!!! Create your own pattern using 3 colors. Next try patterns of4, and 5 colors. Do the same using3, 4, and 5 shapes. Choose one of your designs to use on an 8”x8” square piece of paper. Make the pattern as neatly as you can using tools like a ruler, protractor, compass, marker, etc. Color the design with markers or crayons.

  8. Here is a list of shapes that you may choose to use in their quilt designs: Square Rectangle Circle Triangle Parallelogram Rhombus Pentagon Hexagon Octagon

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