Learning Objective: Recognise arithmetic and geometric sequences.
Success Criteria Beginning
Find the term-to-term rule for an arithmetic sequence
Developing
Use the position-to-term rule to generate terms of a sequence
Use the position-to-term rule to generate terms of a sequence
Mastering
Identify and describe geometric sequences
Identify and describe geometric sequences
Resources
Beginning
B1
What is a sequence?
B2
As a group discuss:
How many different numbers could come next in this sequence? Why?
1, 4, .......
B3
Beginning
B1
What is a sequence?
B2
As a group discuss:
How many different numbers could come next in this sequence? Why?
1, 4, .......
B3
Sequences (term to term and position to term) (print or open in KeyNote)
M3
Non-Linear Sequences (from Ten Ticks 5, 5, page 27-28*)
Homework
1) Watch this video on - Coordinates and Midpoints
2) Complete this MyMaths Homework (also set as a task)
Extension
3) Complete this MyMaths lesson
4) Complete this MyMaths Homework (also set as a task)
M3
Non-Linear Sequences (from Ten Ticks 5, 5, page 27-28*)
Homework
1) Watch this video on - Coordinates and Midpoints
2) Complete this MyMaths Homework (also set as a task)
Extension
3) Complete this MyMaths lesson
4) Complete this MyMaths Homework (also set as a task)