Checking understanding of sequences
I can appreciate the structure of patterns and sequences.
Checking understanding of sequences
I can appreciate the structure of patterns and sequences.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- Multiplication tables are an example of a sequence.
- Sequences might have a specific difference which can be found.
- Sequences can have a specific multiplier which can be found.
- Written methods can be used to find larger numbers in a sequence.
Common misconception
Pupils may struggle to divide values correctly to find a multiplier, especially when fractional.
Pupils should write their sequence out with arrows to show which direction their multiplier is operating.
Keywords
Sequence - A sequence is a succession of objects, diagrams or values usually formed according to a rule.
Licence
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
$$4\times {2\over 5}$$ -
$$ {8\over 5}$$
$$ 4\div{2\over 5}$$ -
10
$$ 8\times{3\over 4}$$ -
6
$$ 8\div{3\over 4}$$ -
$$ {32\over 3}$$
$$ 4\times{1\over 2}$$ -
2
$$ 4\div{1\over 2}$$ -
8
Exit quiz
6 Questions
0.2, -1, 5, ... -
$$\times -5$$
2, 10, 50, ... -
$$\times 5$$
25, 5, 1, ... -
$$\times{1\over 5}$$
-1, 0.2, -0.04, ... -
$$\times -0.2$$
2, 5, 12.5, ... -
$$\times {5\over 2}$$
10, 4, 1.6, ... -
$$\times {2\over 5}$$