Shadowing-Übung: Patterns for Kids | Elementary Math Lesson - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Patterns! They are all around us!
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You can see patterns in buildings!
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Patterns are used in clothing and design, and patterns are everywhere in math!
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Just look at the numbers on this  ruler, the lines on this ruler, the lines on the paper!
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You might be wondering, what do patterns do?
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Well, patterns do the same  things over and over again!
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Patterns repeat!
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Now this is super cool- Every pattern follows a special rule.
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The rule is how the pattern works!
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We'll give you an example.
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Look at this pattern!
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It begins with a red rectangle,  followed by a yellow rectangle.
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Next is a red rectangle and  another yellow rectangle, next is a red rectangle followed  by another yellow rectangle!
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It's doing the same thing over and over again.
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So, it is definitely a pattern!
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What special rule does this pattern follow?
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Well, rectangles alternate between red and yellow.
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Do you see that?
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The rule tells us how the pattern works!
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In this pattern, rectangles  alternate between red and yellow.
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So remember, every pattern follows a special rule.
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The rule is how the pattern works!
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If you figure out the rule,  you've cracked the pattern's code.
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Even if there is a part of the pattern missing, you will be able to find it  because you cracked the code!
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Here is the pattern we just showed you.
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Imagine this spot missing.
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What belongs in this spot?
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Well, let's think of this pattern's rule.
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Rectangles alternate between red and yellow.
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So what color rectangle goes here?
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Yeah! A red rectangle!
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By figuring out the rule, we were  able to fill this spot in the pattern.
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Alright, we have another pattern here.
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Instead of shapes, we have  numbers in this pattern.
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The first thing we need to do is  find out what makes this a pattern.
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Look at each of the numbers and  see if you can see a pattern!
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What rule does this pattern follow?
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Do you know?
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Yeah! You always add one to get the next number!
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Every number goes up by one each time.
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That's the pattern!
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Great job! Okay, now we are going to play a  game called Complete the Pattern.
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We'll show you a pattern and then you can  try to crack the code and complete it.
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Here's the first one!
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You'll notice there are a lot of shapes here, so we should probably just look  at this pattern line by line and see what we discover.
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On this first line we see a green circle,  a blue square, and a green circle.
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It's almost like a blue square sandwich.
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The second line is similar to the first, except there are two squares in between  the green circles instead of just one.
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Hmm. This third line is just like the second line, except there are three blue squares in  between the green circles instead of two.
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Notice a pattern?
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So, let's complete this pattern.
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How many blue squares are in this fourth line?
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Yeah, four!
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The fourth line has four blue  squares in between the green circles.
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How can we know that?
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Well, the blue squares increase by one each line.
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The blue squares in between the green  circles keep growing by one every line!
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That's how this pattern works!
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Great job! All right, Andy...really?
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He does this every afternoon.
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It's a pattern for him every  afternoon, he dances near the woods.
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We are playing Complete the Pattern, Andy.
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We don't have time for these  super cool dance moves!
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They are pretty cool, okay?
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They are...
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Oh goodness...
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Kevin, I know you dance every afternoon as well!
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That's a pattern for you, too!
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But Kevin, we really do have  to get back to our game, okay?
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Come on! All right, if there are no more interruptions...
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All right, let's look at this next pattern.
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Oh goodness, look at this series  of creatures, these animals.
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The first is an interesting looking hamster, followed by two birds, then there's a hamster, ' and then there's a mystery  spot that we have to complete.
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And a bird, and then the hamster, and  then two birds, that's pretty cool!
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Let's complete this pattern!
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Just by looking at this pattern,  what do you think goes in this spot?
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Yeah, a bird!
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A bird goes here!
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Now, how do we know that a bird goes here?
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Well, to crack the code  and figure out the pattern, we have to look at the clues!
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We see a hamster first, followed  by two birds, then another hamster, and two birds, and it goes on and on.
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The rule for this pattern then is that a hamster is followed by two birds,  and then the pattern repeats.
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Patterns repeat!
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Andy! Please!
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Okay, the kids are learning!
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Please! All right, patterns repeat.
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I was kind of waiting for Kevin.
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Okay, I guess he isn't going to interrupt...
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I'm kind of impressed!
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Oh. Never mind...never mind.
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Apparently, I spoke too soon...
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All right, Kevin.
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We really do have a final  pattern to look at, okay?
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I think we're ready!
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Here is the final pattern for us to complete!
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Is this a pattern with shapes or numbers?
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Yeah! Numbers!
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We need to figure out what the  final number is in this pattern.
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Look at the different numbers  and see what pattern you notice.
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Once you figure out what rule  these numbers are following, you'll be able to figure out this last number!
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What is this missing number in the pattern?
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Yep! Four! Great job!
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How do we know that this missing  number is the number four?
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Well, what rule did you notice  the pattern was following?
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Yes! Subtract one to get the next number.
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So, the first number is nine and the  next number is one less than nine, eight!
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Then you subtract one to get seven, you subtract one to get six, you subtract one to get five, and finally, you subtract one  from five to get our answer- four!
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Okay, it's official!
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You are awesome at patterns!
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It's true! It's true.
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Patterns are so much fun!
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When you see a pattern, you can try to  figure out what rule it is following!
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Patterns are all around us,  just waiting to be discovered!
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As always, you are AWESOME!
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We hope to see you next video!
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okay what's going on with all this  dancing this guy's dancing too he's spinning around at the beach in a suit he's gonna get dizzy what's with this this is  not going to be a pattern for future videos
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Das Video "Patterns for Kids | Elementary Math Lesson" ist nicht nur für Mathe-Lerner interessant, sondern auch eine großartige Gelegenheit, Ihre Englisch-Sprechfertigkeit zu trainieren. Es zielt auf flüssigeres Sprechen ab, insbesondere bei der Beschreibung von Mustern und der Erklärung von Regeln – ein nützlicher Meilenstein für alle, die Englisch in Alltagssituationen oder im Unterricht verwenden wollen.

Sprechziele für diesen Clip

Mit diesem Video trainieren Sie, komplexe Muster zu beschreiben und Regeln klar zu erklären. Das ist ein wichtiger Schritt, um Ihre Sprachfluenz zu steigern, da Sie lernen, logische Zusammenhänge in einfachen Worten auszudrücken. Perfekt für shadowing-Übungen, bei denen Sie die Intonation und Rhythmus des Sprechers nachahmen!

Phrase Bank: Wiederverwendbare Sätze

  • "Notice a pattern?" – Perfekt, um jemanden zum Nachdenken anzuregen.
  • "It's almost like a blue square sandwich" – Kreativ und einprägsam, um Muster zu beschreiben.
  • "Every pattern follows a special rule" – Ein grundlegender Satz, der in vielen Kontexten nützlich ist.
  • "You always add one to get the next number" – Ein einfacher Weg, arithmetische Muster zu erklären.
  • "Crack the code and complete it" – Spaßig und motivierend, um Übungen zu beschreiben.

Fix Your Weak Spots: Aussprache und Rhythmus

Viele Lerner haben Schwierigkeiten, Englische Aussprache zu verbessern, besonders bei Wörtern mit doppelten Konsonanten wie "pattern" oder "rule". Das Video hilft, den natürlichen Rhythmus von Sätzen wie "It's doing the same thing over and over again" zu lernen. Nutzen Sie es für shadowing: Hören Sie den Satz zuerst, dann wiederholen Sie ihn sofort. So trainieren Sie nicht nur die Aussprache, sondern auch den Fluss. Auf shadowing sites wie shadowspeaks finden Sie weitere Ressourcen, um diese Übung zu vertiefen.

Englisch lernen mit YouTube war nie so einfach! Mit diesem Clip kombinieren Sie Spaß am Lernen mit praktischer Sprachübung. Probieren Sie es aus – und vergessen Sie nicht, die "Complete the Pattern"-Spielchen selbst zu üben. Ihr Englisch wird sich schnell verbessern!

Grammatik in diesem Video

Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:

StrukturIm Video
Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tutis followed · be discovered
Zukunft mit „will“ will + Verb – eine Entscheidung, ein Versprechen oder eine VorhersageWe'll give · will be · We'll show
Verpflichtung: must / have to / need to sagen, dass etwas notwendig istneed to do · have to get · have to complete
Present Continuous am/is/are + -ing – etwas, das gerade jetzt oder zurzeit passiertare playing · are learning · are following

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