Number Patterns46 Skills
Infant
JI.28

Mixed Patterns

Senior Infants
SI.18

Sequences Count Up and Down

SI.59

Mixed Patterns

First class
1.9

Counting and Number Patterns: Hundred Chart

1.45

Count by a Specific Number

1.46

Sequences Count Up and Down

1.81

Mixed Patterns

Second Class
2.2

Counting and Number Patterns: Hundred Chart

2.33

Addition Input/Output Tables with Sums Up to 20

2.48

Addition Input/Output Tables with Numbers Up to 100

2.81

Counting and Number Patterns: Skip-Counting Sequences

2.82

Count by a Specific Number

2.85

Mixed Patterns

2.86

Time Patterns

Third Class
3.18

Addition Input/Output Tables with Numbers Up to 100

3.19

Addition Input/Output Tables with Sums Up to 1000

3.56

Multiplication Input/Output Tables

3.61

Input/Output Tables

3.62

Division Patterns with Zeroes

3.63

Increasing Division Patterns

3.86

Counting and Number Patterns: Skip-Counting Sequences

3.87

Mixed Patterns

3.88

Addition Patterns Over Increasing Place Values

3.89

Increasing Addition Patterns

3.90

Increasing Subtraction Patterns

3.124

Time Patterns

Fourth Class
4.14

Addition Patterns Over Increasing Place Values

4.15

Increasing Addition Patterns

4.22

Increasing Subtraction Patterns

4.49

Input/Output Tables

4.88

Increasing Growth Patterns

4.89

Geometric Growth Patterns

4.90

Numeric Patterns

4.93

Mixed Patterns

Fifth Class
5.37

Increasing Decimal Division Patterns

5.44

Patterns of Equivalent Fractions

5.79

Increasing Growth Patterns

5.80

Geometric Growth Patterns

5.81

Counting and Number Patterns: Skip-Counting Sequences

5.82

Numeric Patterns

Seventh Class
7.241

Geometric Growth Patterns

7.242

Increasing Growth Patterns

7.243

Numeric Patterns

Eighth Class
8.239

Geometric Growth Patterns

8.240

Increasing Growth Patterns

8.241

Numeric Patterns

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  • Determining rules for input/output tables
  • Understanding and increasing growth patterns
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