1.       A Die (or use online die roller below if you don’t have a die at home).

2.       A game piece for each player (a button, a coin, or pom2 to mark your spot)

3.       A stack of Lego bricks (25 pieces) for each player. If you don't have Lego bricks at home, you can use other things, such as dry pasta, or toothpicks, etc).
4.     Each player starts with a tower of 25 bricks. Player One rolls the die, moves her game piece and takes off the number of bricks written on the space from her stack.

6.        Then the next player takes a turn. The player with the fewest bricks when all players have reached the end wins.

1.       A Die (or use online die roller below if you don’t have a die at home).

2.       A game piece for each player (a button, a coin, or pom2 to mark your spot)

3.       A stack of Lego bricks (15 pieces) for each player. If you don't have Lego bricks at home, you can use other things, such as dry pasta, or toothpicks, etc).
4.     Each player starts with a tower of 15 bricks. Player One rolls the die, moves her game piece and add on or takes off the number of bricks written on the space from her stack.

6.        Then the next player takes a turn. The player with the most bricks when all players have reached the end wins.

Play the game and share with us in the comment section below.
Who do you play with and who wins the game?

2. Submit Pattern Poster (Make 4 different ways to show a pattern) - see last Tuesday's Padlet for Ms. Lily's example. - submit to Seesaw.
3.  Submit 2-4 (at least 2 and maximum 4) photos of pattern you can find at home. See Ms. Lily's example below: my blouse and my bed sheet. - submit to Seesaw.
4. Optional - listen to the Pattern Parade Song. Click HERE.