2D shapes
Compare shape, size and position.
Find the rule2D
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Same rule. New layout.
RotationSame idea
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Track what changes.
Does the rule still work when the picture changes?
EBA changes shapes, positions and layouts so children have to spot the relationship instead of memorising a familiar puzzle.
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Find the pattern across different questions.
Successive questions use different shapes and directions to test how children recognise visual patterns.
A few questions can test different visual rules.
A child might spot a repeating shape pattern, then need more practice with a sequence of turns.
Inside the sprint
Questions vary the shapes, directions and rules to work out.
In the review
The review shows which visual skills need another look.
EBA practice exampleShort sprint
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Practice reviewVisual patterns
Strong onRepeating shapes
Needs practiceQuarter turns
Next stepTry the rule in a new layout
What NVR practises.
Practice is grouped by the kind of skill or reasoning being used.
3D shapes
Reason about solid shapes.
Nets and cubes
Work out how faces connect.
Rotation & reflection
Track shape changes and movement.
The result goes back to the adult.
EBA records what happened. A parent or tutor decides what to do with it.
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