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Six shapes: a small brown rhombus, a yellow hexagon, a larger blue rhombus, a red trapezium, an orange square and a green equilateral triangle.

A set of pattern blocks.

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Two closed shapes: on the left, a random curved scribble; on the right, a rectangle.

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A hollow square, with each side consisting of a line of green-yellow-green-yellow cubes.

A border pattern.

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Twelve yellow dots arranged in a three by four pattern.

A 3 \(\times\) 4 array.

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Six dots arranged in a triangular pattern with three dots on each side.

A triangular array.

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A blank rectangular grid of twelve equally sized squares arranged in a three by four pattern.

A 3 \(\times\) 4 rectangular grid.

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Ashah's drawing of the grid shows disconnected squares.

Ashah's drawing.

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Bonny's drawing of the grid shows a border pattern.

Bonney's drawing.

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Con's drawing of the grid shows separate squares in the correct arrangement.

Con's drawing.

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A blank rectangular grid of twelve equally sized squares arranged in a three by four pattern.

A 3 \(\times\) 4 rectangular grid.

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A blank rectangular three by four grid, emphasising the three rows.

The three rows of the grid.

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A blank rectangular three by four grid, emphasising the four columns.

The four columns of the grid.

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Four squares arranged in a two by two pattern.

A 2 \(\times\) 2 'window'.

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An analogue clock with clearly labelled numerals.

A clock with clearly labelled numerals.

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A hand-drawn graph showing Sydney’s temperature over 15 hours, with uneven markings on both the vertical and horizontal axes.

Student's temperature graph.

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A timeline marked from 2000 to 2010 showing the years of some recent Australian sporting events: Olympic Games, Rugby World Cup, Commonwealth Games, and some Ashes results.

Some recent Australian sporting events.

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A car’s speedometer marked from 0 to 200 kilometres per hour.

A speedometer.
Source: Sean MacEntee. Licensed under a Creative-Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0).

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A number line from zero to twelve, with every number marked and labelled and an arrow pointing past twelve.

A number line.

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A line of twenty squares filled with the numbers one to twenty. Every third square is coloured green.

Counting by threes on a number track.

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A number line from zero to twenty, with every number labelled and with a dot on the mark for zero and then every third mark.

Counting by threes on a number line.

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A number line from zero to twenty, with multiples of two labelled and with a dot on the mark for zero and then every third mark.

Counting by threes on a different number line.

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Three groups of squares: a single square, two adjacent squares and a row of three adjacent squares. One circle is placed next to each exterior side of each square.

Numbers of guests for various numbers of tables.

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Three collections of dots: a single dot, a 2 by 2 square array, a 3 by 3 square array.

The given pattern.

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Five collections of dots: a single dot, a 2 by 2 square array, a 3 by 3 square array, a single dot, a 2 by 2 square array.

Ashah’s pattern.

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Five collections of dots: a single dot, a 2 by 2 square array, a 3 by 3 square array, a single dot, a 2 by 2 square array, an approximately circular cluster of 10 dots, an approximately circular cluster of 11 dots.

Ben’s pattern.

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