Let’s make a pattern! A project by the Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT) Inc.

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Let’s make a pattern! A project by the Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT) Inc.

Start with an equilateral triangle.

Then put a square on each side.

Now fill in the gaps with triangles.

Look at the pattern around the middle triangle.

It goes

then

and again.

There are three lots of . Why are there three?

Because there are three sides to the triangle!

How many pieces are there in this ring?

How many pieces are there in this ring? 9 8 9 7 1 3 6 2 5 4 3 6 How many pieces are there in this ring?

In this ring, there are 9 pieces: 3 lots of 3. 8 9 7 1 3 6 2 5 4 3 6 In this ring, there are 9 pieces: 3 lots of 3.

Now let’s try another ring around this pattern. 9 3 6 Now let’s try another ring around this pattern.

Put squares on the sides of the triangles.

Then put triangles on the squares.

Now fill in the gaps with triangles.

What is the pattern in this ring?

There are three lots of .

How many pieces are there in this ring? 18 6 12 How many pieces are there in this ring?

There are 18 pieces: 3 lots of 6. 12 There are 18 pieces: 3 lots of 6.

There were 9 pieces in the first ring, 18 6 12 There were 9 pieces in the first ring,

and 18 pieces in the second ring.

How many pieces will there be in the next ring?

Have a think about that. Let’s look at something else.

Look at how the pieces fit together at each point in the pattern.

Everywhere you look, two squares and three triangles fit around a point.

Can you find any more patterns?

Let’s Make a Pattern! Concept: Michael Mitchelmore Realisation: Julia Mitchelmore © AAMT 2012