Spark Sanctuary
Class 3 · Computational thinking, patterns & digital safety · 13 chapters
Inspired by NCF-SE 2023 foundational computational-thinking outcomes. AIKO is independent of CBSE.
Patterns are everywhere
Aanya and Vihaan reach a new challenge: "Patterns are everywhere". Think about rangoli & cricket overs.
Pixel beeps: "Don't just read about it — let's learn by DOING. Try the demo below! "
What is a pattern?. A pattern is something that repeats in a predictable way, like red-blue-red-blue. Computers are brilliant at spotting what comes next once they see a pattern.
Why patterns matter. Spotting patterns trains the same brain muscle that later helps you understand how AI learns from examples.
A rangoli repeats a shape around a centre; an over is always 6 balls. Both are patterns you can predict.
What comes next in the pattern? Tap your answer.
Which is a pattern?
- What is a pattern?
- Why patterns matter
Finish the demo and practice above to continue.