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Math Forum » Discussions » Curricula » Investigations for K and 1

Topic: Classroom Management and Getting Started
Replies: 32   Last Post: Jul 29, 2004 11:11 AM

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Cynthia Garland-Dore

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Registered: 12/3/04
Re: paper pattern blocks
Posted: Mar 11, 2002 1:06 PM
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You can purchase paper pattern block shapes at the following site:
http://store.yahoo.com/new-center-account/patternblocks.html

Here's the description of what you would get:
65 sheets of Pattern Block shapes die cut ready for use in your
classroom (over 4,500 shapes). The shapes and colors correspond to the
wood Pattern Blocks. Students use the paper shapes to make recordings
of design, patterns and number constructions they have built with real
Pattern Blocks.

The advantage of these pattern blocks is you don't have to cut them.
All you do is pop them out.



Another source many teachers use are the Ellison Die Cut for Pattern
Blocks.

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