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Learning Resources LER 7252 manual

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    F as t T r ac k L ear ning ™ Skill-building Activities & Games 1 & 2 LER 7252 P a t terns  & Shap es Patter n Block GRADES ! WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. F as t T r ac k L ear ning ™ Skill-building Activities & Games P a t terns  & Shap es Patter n Block G Olga Gonzalez-Granat[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 2 How to Use This Book: T o get started, you will need to pop out the clear plastic case with the pattern blocks from the book cover . The book then will lie flat so children can work dir ectly on the activity pages. When pattern block play is finished, the pieces can be returned to the case and snapped back into the boo[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 3 The activities in this book are coded by level of difficulty . Look for the stars in the corners of the pages. The first 5 activities include the outlines of each pattern block shape and can be solved easily even by a beginner . Children must slide, turn, and flip pieces in or der for them to fit. Even very young learn[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 4 Cover the asteroids using your pattern blocks.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 5[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 6 Make the Space Creature using your pattern blocks.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 7 Build the Space Capsule.[...]

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    8 Make the Space Ship. © Learning Resources, Inc.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 9 Create the Space Bug using 11 pattern block pieces.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 10 Build the U.F .O. using 14 pieces.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 11 Use 1 3 pieces to create this Mar tian Pet.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 12 Make the Loading Craft using 14 pieces.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 13 Create the Space Bunny using 1 6 pieces.[...]

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    14 Use 17 pieces to build the Star Ship. © Learning Resources, Inc.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 15 Build the Moon Rocket using 1 9 pieces.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 16 Space Shape Game Players: 2 Object: T o be the first player to complete a Space Shape. Rules: 1) Follow the directions to make the spinner . Players take turns spinning. The first player whose spin points to the hexagon gets to go first. 2) Players take turns spinning for a pattern block piece and placing the piece on[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 17 Player Shape 2 T o make a spinner: 1 ) Arrange a pencil, a paper clip, and the spinner circle (found o n the inside front cover of this book) as shown. 2) Spin the paper clip around the pencil. The free end of the paper clipwill point to a pattern block shape.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 18 C om pl et e th e Mo o n C ra wl er . U se t he d ot te d li n e a s a mi rr or . I t is c al le d th e li ne o f s ym me tr y .[...]

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    19 © Learning Resources, Inc. Complete the Rocket. The dotted line is the line of symmetr y .[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 20 Finish the Comet.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 21 Co mple te the 2 -he aded S pace M ons ter .[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 22 Finish the Space V ehicle.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 23 Complete the Space Star .[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 24 Space Race Players: 2 Objec t: T o be the f irst player t o reach the “F inish ” space. Rules: 1) Players begin on the “Start” spaces and continue, in order , along their roads. 2) Players take turns drawing pieces from a paper bag. If the piece matches the next shape on the road, the player places it on the r[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 25 Star t Finish Player 2 F r ee Free Free[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 26 U se p at te rn b l oc ks t o ma ke t he S pa ce S hi ps .[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 27 Make the Asteroid using pattern blocks.[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 28 Create the Spiral Galaxy .[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 29 R ainy D ay E xtensions 1) Ask your child to make up his or her own space aster oid belt. Build aster oids with pattern blocks similar to those found on pages 4 and 5. 2) Cr eate the same shapes using dif fer ent pattern block pieces. After your child has completed pages 6, 7, and 8, explor e which pieces can be subst[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 30 5) T ake turns with your child cr eating “half- symmetric” shapes. Challenge each other to complete the missing halves. 6) Ask your child to make up a story using pattern blocks to cr eate shapes . Y our child can trace and color the shape on a piece of paper . W rite the story below the shape. Hang the pictur e s[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 31 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 19[...]

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    © Learning Resources, Inc. 32 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 Possible answers Possible answer Possible answer[...]