Identifying Patterns

Identifying patterns is repeating the same design, and times table is adding numbers to get an answer.

The one times table pattern is that it addes by one. the nine times table patterns is that it increase by 9. Thats the pattern to all the other times table.

Patterns always go back to where the pattern has started. If the pattern doesn't go back to where it has started, then that means it is not a pattern.

L.I - To identify patterns in our times table

Fact Families

A fact family is all the knowledge that is unlocked within that fact. It is common to think that timetables are hard to remember. The finger trick is an easy way of remembering  timetables. A fact family example is:

9 x 1 = 9

1 x 9 = 9

9 ÷ 1 = 9

1 ÷ 9 = 1

LI: To demonstrate a fact family

Direct speech and reported speech

Direct speech is what someone has said. Reported speech is telling what someone else has said.

Direct speech uses speech marks.

Reported speech is what some has said.

If someone understands the differences between direct and reported speech they should know what reported speech is and direct speech mean. Reported speech mean what someone else has said Direct is what someone has said.

LI: To identify reported and direct speech.

Buffed Vocabulary

Vocabulary is the words used in a specific category. It could be a category of words for a specific topic, or for a whole language.


This activity helped me understand the words I don't know the meaning of.


LI: To expand vocabulary.