Year 7 · Maths
Generate Terms Of A Sequence
Year 7 learners practise number sequences find the next term.
The activities include Find the Given Term in Mixed Sequences, Understand Common Integer Sequences, Write Missing Terms in a Sequence from a Given Rule. The checked support below includes teaching, worksheet, video, lesson. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.
Activities covered
- Find the Given Term in Mixed Sequences
- Understand Common Integer Sequences
- Write Missing Terms in a Sequence from a Given Rule
Checked learning resources
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Sequences 1: Types of Sequences Open-Ended Teaching Pack
Twinkl · Teaching · Account may be required
Teaching pack explaining how to recognise and continue linear, geometric, Fibonacci, triangular and other common number sequences.
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Special Number Sequences Poster
Twinkl · Teaching · Account may be required
KS3 poster pack showing the first fifteen square and cube numbers alongside Fibonacci and triangular-number sequences.
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Finding Missing Terms
Twinkl · Worksheet · Account may be required
Year 7 White Rose-aligned worksheet for finding missing numbers within sequences.
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Find the Given Term in Mixed Sequences video
Corbettmaths Primary · Video · Opens on the provider website
Year 7 Maths video matched to find the given term in mixed sequences.
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Patterns and sequences
BBC Bitesize · Lesson · Opens on the provider website
Year 7 Maths resource matched to number sequences find the next term.
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Oak video: Checking Understanding Of Sequences
Oak National Academy · Video · Opens on the provider website
I can appreciate the structure of patterns and sequences. 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
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Oak video: Features Of Special Number Sequences
Oak National Academy · Video · Opens on the provider website
I can appreciate the features of special number sequences, such as square, triangular and cube. Square number sequences are formed by squaring the position within the sequence. Cube number sequences are formed by cubing
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Oak video: Generating A Sequence Using A Term To Term Rule
Oak National Academy · Video · Opens on the provider website
I can appreciate that a sequence can be generated and described using term-to-term approaches. Sequences can be created using a rule that tells you how to find the next term from the current one. These sequences could be