Marlo the chameleon waving beside the title Number Mosaics: Patterns in Numbers, above a row of number cells 9, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72

Image 1 of 2

Number Mosaics: Patterns in Numbers

Free

Quick facts

2 preview imagesAdded Nov 2026

About

Help Marlo the chameleon mosaic artist fill in number patterns like "keep adding 9" and "keep adding 99". In 11 short scenes, students complete pattern tables, notice what each digit does as the numbers grow (and why adding 9 is adding 10 and taking away 1), find numbers far along a pattern like the 25th, and decide whether a number can be in a pattern by checking odd and even. Every question is read aloud, and wrong answers get a spoken hint and another try. Grade 4 (4.OA.C.5).

Lesson details

Grade level
4th Grade
Standards
  • 4.OA.C.5
Length
12 scenes, 18 questions
What students do
  • Multiple choice
  • Typed answer
Audio
Includes audio
Scoring
Includes scored questions
Last updated

What's included

  • 11 interactive scenes with read-aloud narration
  • Pattern tables with typed answers and a Check button
  • Spoken hints and a second try on every question
  • A cool-down with a new rule

Learning objectives

  • Fill in a table for a number pattern that follows a rule like "keep adding 9".
  • Notice what each digit does as the pattern grows, and explain why with place value.
  • Find a number far along a pattern, like the 25th, without listing every one.
  • Decide whether a number can be in a pattern by checking whether it is odd or even.

Related