What patterns do you see? What strategy did you use to identify the pattern? How do you check to make sure you found the pattern? On this number line,

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What patterns do you see? What strategy did you use to identify the pattern? How do you check to make sure you found the pattern? On this number line, What does the P represent?

What pattern do you see? What strategy did you use to identify the pattern? How do you check to make sure you found the pattern?

What pattern do you see? What strategy did you use to identify the pattern? How do you check to make sure you found the pattern?

A C D E H What patterns do you see? What strategy did you use to identify the pattern? How do you check to make sure you found the pattern? On this number line, What does the C represent? What does D represent? What letter should be above 32? What does H represent?

A B C D E F G H Answers

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