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Number Patterns Worksheet focuses on extending a number pattern by guessing the rule implicit in the pattern. A numbers pattern is a sequence of numbers that grows or repeats according to a specific rule. For example, the following number pattern starts at 2 and follows the rule add 3:
2, 5, 8, 11, 14....and so forth. In this worksheet, students must guess the rule, based on the given numbers in the pattern, and then use the rule to extend the pattern.

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4.OA.5Generate a number or shape pattern that follows a given rule. Identify apparent features of the pattern that were not explicit in the rule itself.

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number patterns (rule not mentioned) in fourth grade math

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SplashLearn - Fun Math Practice Games for Kindergarten to 5th Grade

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Number Patterns Worksheet focuses on extending a number pattern by guessing the rule implicit in the pattern. A numbers pattern is a sequence of numbers that grows or repeats according to a specific rule. For example, the following number pattern starts at 2 and follows the rule add 3: 2, 5, 8, 11, 14....and so forth.

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Can you help the monster truck reach the goal? Place the missing numbers in the correct spot to complete the pattern and help the truck get across!

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9 is one less than 10! When practicing fact families, remind your child that there are patterns in multiplication! What pattern exists for the 9's family? Practice this fact family with this interactive matching game and get faster at answering multiplication problems.

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Multiply by 9: Matching | Game | Education.com

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9 is one less than 10! When practicing fact families, remind your child that there are patterns in multiplication! What pattern exists for the 9's family? Practice this fact family with this interactive matching game and get faster at answering multiplication problems. Grade Subject View aligned standards No standards associated with this content.

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Make a splash in math learning with this fun digital game! In Water Rafting: Multiplication Facts and Missing Factors, players will race their favorite Brainzy character down the river and across the finish line by choosing the correct numbers to complete the multiplication facts. This online learning adventure is a great way to help third graders boost their multiplication prowess.

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Water Rafting: Multiplication Facts and Missing Factors | Game | Education.com

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Players race their avatar down the river and across the finish line by choosing the correct numbers to complete the multiplication facts.

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Multiply by 3: Ski Racer | Game | Education.com

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What's 3 times 3? Practice the 3's fact family by racing down the hill in this game.

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Come on down! If you're looking for counting practice for your first grader, this skip counting game show is a sure bet for improving number sense. They'll listen to instructions from the announcer to try their hand at skip counting across the board. Featuring a smorgasbord of counting games, these games-within-a-game are an inspired way to practice skip counting by twos, fives, and tens.

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Skip-Counting Game Show Fun | Game | Education.com

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Check out this game where your kid will compete on a game show and use her skip counting skills to find the mystery numbers and win the big prize.

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In this math game students take the number pattern game and continue to create their own and extend it. This game has part of the pattern already created, but it would be even better if students created their own sequence of numbers via multiplication facts on their own.

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In this first game, students evaluate what pieces of information or what numbers are missing in the pattern. This allows students to show that they do understand what is the missing piece in the number pattern.  This second game combines the first game and some of the prior games. Students must not only number understand patterns but also multiplication facts.

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This is a matching game between multiples of 9 and the product. In order to find the answer the student must match the product to the multiplication problem.

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In this game the students will solve multiplication problems. They can see the correlation in multiples of 3 while "skiing". This game is generally pretty simple must introduces the idea of multiplication facts again.

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This game uses the basis of number patterns. Though it is a first grade game it would help students to remember the basics of counting by twos or a certain number. This practice will allow students to more easily see the patterns in the upcoming multiplication problems they will be doing in this lesson.

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C.C.3.OA.3 Identify arithmetic patterns (including patterns in the addition table or multiplication table), and explain them using properties of operations. 

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C.C.3.OA.3 Identify arithmetic patterns (including patterns in the addition table or multiplication table), and explain them using properties of operations. 