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Grade 3 Number patterns — Stretch your thinking

Number patterns follow a repeatable rule. Try the more demanding numbers. Estimate first, then explain your method and verify.

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Grade 3 Number patterns — Stretch your thinking

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20 questions

Directions: Compare neighboring terms to discover what changes. Write your answer for each problem.

  1. Continue: 120, 130, 140, _____, _____
  2. Continue: 271, 281, 291, _____, _____
  3. Continue: 293, 303, 313, _____, _____
  4. Continue: 192, 196, 200, _____, _____
  5. Continue: 402, 405, 408, _____, _____
  6. Continue: 306, 308, 310, _____, _____
  7. Continue: 469, 473, 477, _____, _____
  8. Continue: 324, 328, 332, _____, _____
  9. Continue: 21, 25, 29, _____, _____
  10. Continue: 83, 93, 103, _____, _____
  11. Continue: 353, 378, 403, _____, _____
  12. Continue: 47, 51, 55, _____, _____
  13. Continue: 47, 49, 51, _____, _____
  14. Continue: 388, 390, 392, _____, _____
  15. Continue: 581, 586, 591, _____, _____
  16. Continue: 618, 622, 626, _____, _____
  17. Continue: 494, 519, 544, _____, _____
  18. Continue: 23, 28, 33, _____, _____
  19. Continue: 433, 437, 441, _____, _____
  20. Continue: 241, 246, 251, _____, _____

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  1. 1. 150, 160
  2. 2. 301, 311
  3. 3. 323, 333
  4. 4. 204, 208
  5. 5. 411, 414
  6. 6. 312, 314
  7. 7. 481, 485
  8. 8. 336, 340
  9. 9. 33, 37
  10. 10. 113, 123
  11. 11. 428, 453
  12. 12. 59, 63
  13. 13. 53, 55
  14. 14. 394, 396
  15. 15. 596, 601
  16. 16. 630, 634
  17. 17. 569, 594
  18. 18. 38, 43
  19. 19. 445, 449
  20. 20. 256, 261

How to help with this skill

Third graders begin to use multiplication, division, fractions and measurement regularly. Discuss which operation fits the question.

  • Compare neighboring terms to discover what changes.
  • Test the rule on the next two terms.
  • Write the missing terms and describe the rule in words.

Try this: Have the learner make a new pattern for a family member to finish.

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