First Pattern Adventures — Level 1

Ten units with 100 lessons, ten final checks, four extra practice checks, and one optional bonus. Notice, continue, fill, fix, and build two-part patterns with familiar pictures and MeadowGlow friends. New narration is pending content review.

• Red, Blue, Red, Blue — Hear, watch, and continue simple two-part patterns before finding an exact match.
• Orange, Yellow, Orange, Yellow — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with orange, yellow, orange, yellow.
• Circle, Square, Circle, Square — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with circle, square, circle, square.
• Rectangle, Star, Rectangle, Star — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with rectangle, star, rectangle, star.
• Big Circle, Small Circle — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with big circle, small circle.
• Big Ball, Small Ball — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with big ball, small ball.
• Up, Down, Up, Down — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with up, down, up, down.
• High, Low, High, Low — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with high, low, high, low.
• Open Box, Closed Box — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with open box, closed box.
• Dusty, Ember, Dusty, Ember — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with dusty, ember, dusty, ember.
• Two Things Take Turns — Show that you can find and continue simple patterns where two things take turns.
• Clover, Cris, Clover, Cris — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with clover, cris, clover, cris.
• Apple, Ball, Apple, Ball — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with apple, ball, apple, ball.
• Spoon, Cup, Spoon, Cup — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with spoon, cup, spoon, cup.
• Clap, Tap, Clap, Tap — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with clap, tap, clap, tap.
• Wave, Nod, Wave, Nod — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with wave, nod, wave, nod.
• Bell, Drum, Bell, Drum — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with bell, drum, bell, drum.
• Shaker, Chime, Shaker, Chime — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with shaker, chime, shaker, chime.
• Dusty, Star, Dusty, Star — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with dusty, star, dusty, star.
• Clover, Ball, Clover, Ball — Look, listen, match, and continue simple two-part patterns with clover, ball, clover, ball.
• Find the Same Two-Part Pattern — Look and listen, then find exact copies of simple two-part patterns.
• Keep the Two-Part Pattern Going — Look and listen, then keep simple two-part patterns going.
• Two-Part Patterns — Show What You Know — Show that you can find and continue simple patterns where two things take turns.
• Take One More Turn — Choose the second item after an unfinished third repeat.
• Start with the Other One — Follow the visible starting order instead of a memorized color or shape order.
• Copy a Longer Pattern — Find an exact six-item copy, attending to the entire visible row.
• Add Two More — Select the next ordered pair after two complete repeats.
• Stop, Then Keep Going — Continue across a repeat boundary when the row stops halfway through its last pair.
• Two-Part Practice — First Check — Show how to copy and keep a two-part pattern going.
• Make the Row Longer — Choose a complete longer row that preserves the given row and adds one correct repeat.
• One More MeadowGlow Friend — Retrieve single-item continuation with real character pictures at different row lengths.
• Two More MeadowGlow Friends — Choose two character pictures in order, including a halfway stopping point.
• Keep a Longer Pattern Going — Continue after three complete repeats while the entire model remains visible.
• Pattern Practice Together — Select the practiced task from its spoken instruction: copy, add one, add two, or extend a row.
• Two-Part Practice — Show What You Know — Show how to copy and keep a two-part pattern going.
• A Space at the End — Recognize the question-mark space as one missing turn at the end of a familiar alternating row.
• A Space Inside the Row — Fill the second turn of an interior pair while keeping all later pictures in place.
• A Different Space Inside — Fill the first turn of an interior pair using the unchanged first complete pair as the rule.
• Find the Space First — Locate the blank before choosing when either member of the middle pair may be missing.
• A Space Farther Along — Fill a later first-turn blank after two intact repeats without treating it as an end-continuation task.
• Find the Missing Piece — First Check — Fill one missing space while keeping the two-part pattern in order.
• Follow This Row’s First Pair — Fill one interior space while following this row’s visible starting order.
• A Missing MeadowGlow Friend — Apply the missing-place rule to canonical character pictures without relying on a favorite character.
• Read Through the Space — Follow the same two turns through the space and the visible pictures after it.
• The Space Can Move — Read each new row independently when its starting item, pictures and blank position change.
• Find the Missing Piece Together — Use the complete visible first pair to fill one internal blank across practiced token types and blank positions.
• Find the Missing Piece — Final Check — Fill one missing space while keeping the two-part pattern in order.
• Fix the Last Turn — Replace the marked last picture in a four-picture alternating row.
• Fix the Last Turn with Shapes — Apply a marked end repair to different familiar shape pairs.
• Fix a Spot Inside — Replace the marked third picture while retaining the correct fourth picture.
• Keep the First Two Pictures — Use the intact first pair to repair either marked position.
• Fix a Row of Objects — Repair marked pictures in four-item familiar-object rows.
• Fix the Pattern — First Check — Fix one wrong turn while keeping the rest of the pattern in place.
• Help the Friends Take Turns — Repair four-picture character rows without choosing by preference.
• Try the Other Start — Follow either visible starting order when repairing a marked picture.
• Change Just One Picture — Change only the marked picture and leave all other pictures in place.
• Fix Different Short Rows — Retrieve marked repairs across shapes, objects and characters.
• Fix One Turn Together — Independently repair a marked position in any taught short row.
• Fix the Pattern — Final Check — Fix one wrong turn while keeping the rest of the pattern in place.
• Fix the Last Turn Again — Repair the marked last turn in a six-picture alternating row.
• Fix an Inside Turn — Repair the marked second turn inside a six-picture row and preserve the suffix.
• Fix a Different Inside Turn — Repair a marked first turn at different interior positions.
• Follow This Starting Pair — Use this row’s starting order rather than a remembered color or shape order.
• Fix the Object Turns — Repair marked object turns across both starting orders and interior positions.
• Fix the Friends’ Turns — Repair one marked character turn without changing the other pictures.
• Choose the Whole Fixed Row — Choose a six-picture row that repairs exactly one wrong turn and preserves every other picture.
• Find the One Spot to Fix — Locate a single unmarked error at changing positions and choose the preserved repaired row.
• Fix an Eight-Picture Row — Use a supported eight-picture demonstration to repair one error in a longer row.
• Fix These Rows — Repair one error in mixed six- and eight-picture rows using the unchanged first pair.
• More Pattern Repairs — Final Check — Fix one wrong turn while keeping the rest of the pattern in place.
• New Shapes, Same Turns — Recognize the same two-part turn-taking rule when both shapes change.
• Either Picture Can Start — Recognize alternating structure when a different new picture starts the answer row.
• Shapes to Everyday Things — Transfer a shape pattern to familiar apple and ball pictures.
• Everyday Things to Shapes — Find the same alternating rule in shapes after seeing an object pattern.
• New Pictures Together — Choose the new-picture row that keeps the rule across familiar four-picture examples.
• New Pictures — First Check — Find the same two-part rule in different pictures.
• More Turns, New Pictures — Keep the alternating rule across six pictures instead of checking just the first pair.
• Shapes to MeadowGlow Friends — Transfer the same rule to familiar character pictures without choosing by preference.
• Friends Take New Turns — Follow the same alternating structure across six pictures in a different familiar pair.
• Same Rule, More or Fewer Pictures — Recognize the same two-part rule when the new row has four or six pictures.
• Same Pattern, New Pictures — Apply new-picture transfer across practiced shapes, objects, characters and row lengths.
• Same Pattern — Show What You Know — Find the same two-part rule in different pictures.
• Two Pictures Repeat — Find the ordered two-picture group in a four-picture shape row.
• Start with This Picture — Use the displayed starting picture to choose the pair in the right order.
• Everyday Pictures Repeat — Find the repeated pair in familiar object pictures, with shape retrieval.
• Friends in Pairs — Group familiar character pictures by displayed order, not by preference.
• The Pair Comes Again — Identify the same two-picture group across three complete copies.
• Pairs Around Us — Follow three copies of a repeated pair in objects and characters.
• The Same Pair Again — Find the two-picture group across four complete copies.
• Friends Repeat Again — Identify a two-picture group in an eight-picture character or object row.
• Short or Long, Same Pair — Keep the repeated pair unchanged when the same picture row has four, six or eight positions.
• Find the Repeating Part — Find the ordered repeating pair across practiced pictures, starts and lengths.
• Repeating Parts — Show What You Know — Find the two-picture group that repeats from the start of each row.
• Pick a Pair to Repeat — Use the given ordered pair as a building plan, then place its two turns again.
• Build with Pairs — Add one complete ordered pair at a time and inspect the completed six-picture build.
• Build Four, One at a Time — Assemble the second pair one piece at a time, then use that pair to extend the visible build.
• Build Six, Keep the Start — Keep a completed four-picture prefix while assembling a third pair one piece at a time.
• Start with the Other Picture — Build from a given reversed starting pair and repeat that displayed order.
• Build with Things — Assemble a six-picture object pattern without changing pieces already placed.
• Build with Friends — Assemble a character-picture pattern using the visible starting pair rather than a favorite friend.
• Fix and Finish a Build — Fix one marked piece in a pictured build, keep its other pieces, and then add another pair.
• Check the Whole Build — Select complete built rows that fill the spaces and preserve every piece already shown.
• Make a Pattern Together — Use a visible plan to build, extend and check a complete two-part row, with an optional unscored offline invitation.
• Make a Pattern — Show What You Know — Build from a supplied pair, preserve placed pictures, and check the repeating row.
• A Welcome Picture Row — Keep a welcome row going by one picture.
• Picture Pairs for the Picnic — Copy an ordered two-picture card plan without reversing it.
• A Space on the Welcome Sign — Fill one visible interior space while keeping the sign’s order.
• Fix One Picnic Card Spot — Replace a marked wrong picture on a short pictured card.
• Check the Long Banner — Choose a repaired six- or eight-picture banner with every other picture preserved.
• New Pictures for Our Banner — Keep the two-part rule when a banner uses a completely new picture pair.
• Find Our Banner’s Pair — Find the ordered two-picture part that repeats along a banner.
• Build a Picture Path — Build a pictured path from its supplied pair and preserve every placed piece.
• Choose the Pattern Job — Follow the current instruction when familiar pattern jobs are interleaved.
• MeadowGlow Pattern Day — Apply taught pattern jobs across a cumulative MeadowGlow activity.
• MeadowGlow Patterns — Show What You Know — Use the taught two-part pattern rule for each pictured job.

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