Tuesday, February 20, 2001

1. The 1^st patch is one fabric. The 2^nd patch is two fabrics and the 3^rd patch is three fabrics.

2. The patches are huge!

3. We have 3 patches so far.

4. If you add up all the fabrics in all 3 patches so far, you will have 6 fabrics.

5. We have 5 rectangles. Two rectangles are in the 2^nd patch and three rectangles are in the 3^rd patch.

6. We have 1 shape in the 1 patch and 2 shapes in the 2 patch and 3 shapes in the 3 patch. We have a prediction that the next patch will be 4 fabrics and 4 shapes.

7. All the rectangles are vertical.

8. The 1^st p. is whole. The 2^nd p. is cut in vertical halves. The 3^rd p. is in threes.

9. Each patch is 6 inches high and 6 inches wide. All 3 patches together make a rectangle that is 6 " high and 18" wide.

10. We have a pattern of fabrics by rows that goes:

11. We have a prediction that there will be 4 patches tomorrow and the 1^st row will be a rectangle that is 6" high and 24" wide or 2' wide.

" = inches

' = feet