Skip counting
Five numbers of a skip-counting sequence are shown, such as 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, and the student fills in the next three.
The step can be anything from 2 to 9, the start isn't always a multiple of the step, and half the sequences count backwards.
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What changes each time
- Steps from 2 to 9
- Starting numbers from 1 to 7
- Counting up or counting down
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