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Number Pattern - Math 3

Number Pattern - Math 3

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Mathematics

3rd - 4th Grade

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LYN CORTEZ

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11 Slides • 20 Questions

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Look at the pictures and try to guess the word. Type your answer.

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Pattern in nature

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Natural patterns are visible regular forms found in the natural world. The patterns can sometimes be modeled mathematically and they include symmetries, trees, spirals, meanders, waves, foams, tessellations, cracks, and stripes.

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Multiple Choice

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Banana

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Apple

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Mango

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Multiple Choice

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Banana

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Apple

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Mango

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Multiple Choice

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10

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8

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7

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Multiple Choice

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drinks

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hotdog sandwich

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burger

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fries

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Multiple Choice

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drums

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flute

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guitar

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maracas

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Multiple Choice

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sugar drops

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lollipop

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chocolate

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candy cane

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Multiple Choice

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strawberry

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2 apples

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2 cherries

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pear

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Multiple Choice

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8

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6

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7

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9

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Determining a number pattern:

  • You must look at more than 2 numbers.

  • Figure out the relationship between the numbers, and then see if that fits for the remaining numbers.

  • This will be the rule your pattern follows.

  • For example: 2, 4, 6, _, 10, 12 has the rule add 2. If we apply this rule, we can determine that the missing number is 8.

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Sometimes there is more than one rule.

2, 5, 4, 7, 6, 9, 8

  • In this pattern we can determine the rule between the first 2 numbers is add 3.

  • 2 +3 = 5. However, this rule does not work for the next 2 numbers.

  • 5 + 3 does not equal 4. The relationship there is subtract 1.

  • After 4 we have 7. This is an increase of 3 again. So, we can now determine if our rules of add 3; subtract 1 will work through the entire pattern.

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Some number patterns count by 5's, 10's, or even 100's.

Examples:

  • 15, 20, 25, __, 35, 40

  • 60, __, 80, 90

  • 437, 537, ___, 737

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Multiple Choice

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54, 63

Add 9.

growing pattern

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36, 27

Subtract 9.

shrinking pattern

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63, 72

Skip count by 9.

shrinking pattern

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54, 63

Subtract 9.

repeating pattern

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Multiple Choice

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38, 42

Add 4.

growing pattern

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30, 26

Subtract 4.

shrinking pattern

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26, 30

Skip count by 4.

growing pattern

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54, 50

repeating pattern

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Multiple Choice

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Z, X

growing pattern

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X, X

shrinking pattern

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Z, X

A repeating pattern of letters X, Y, and Z.

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Y, Z

repeating pattern

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Multiple Choice

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10, 5

divide by 2

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10, 5

multiply by 2

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10

divide by 10

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160, 80

repeating pattern

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Multiple Choice

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C, 4,...

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4, D,...

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5, E,...

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4, E,...

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Multiple Choice

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21, 28

x1,x2,x3,x4,x5,x6,x7

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17, 18

multiply by 2

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23, 30

Add 1

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22, 29

+1,+2,+3,+4,+5,+6,+7,...

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Multiple Choice

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M, P

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10K, 12L

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10M, 12P

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9K, 10L

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Multiple Choice

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October

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July

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August

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September

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Fill in the Blank

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How many dots will be in the next growing pattern of triangular arrays in the picture?

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Poll

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😁 Awesome!!! That was too easy...

🙂 It was easy, but some of those questions         were challenging...

😅 I had a bit of trouble, but it wasn't too   difficult...

😵 I'm completely confused. I might need   to do a bit of review...

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