Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Math - Elementary School - Number Sequences — Flashcards | 5th Grade Math | FatSkills

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Math - Elementary School - Number Sequences — Flashcards

Fast review mode: answers are shown by default so you can skim quickly. Hide them if you want to self-test.

Understanding number sequences is all about recognizing patterns in the order of numbers.

We can all see that in the order 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 the numbers are increasing by 1 each time. Therefore we have found the pattern. We know that the numbers are increasing by 1 so we know that the following number will be a 6. We just need to add 1 to 5.

Some patterns are straightforward, such as add 10, but others, like ones involving decimal numbers or fractions, can seem quite difficult to find. But once you know how, sequences with decimal numbers and fractions are just as easy to spot patterns in as ones made of whole numbers. 

Even + odd = odd
Odd + even = odd
Odd + odd = even

Even x odd = even
Odd x even = even
Odd x odd = odd

Knowing your times tables will help you with sequences.

1 of 50 Ready
How do we know a number is odd?
It ends in 1, 3, 5, 7 or 9
Shortcuts
Prev Space Show / hide Next
Turn this into a study set.
Sign in with Google to save tricky questions to your reminder list and resume on any device.
Sign in with Google Free • no extra password