Name: Date:

Notes:

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1. On this hundred-chart, look for the patterns of the numbers, going left and
right, up, and down, and diagonally. Make at least three statements regarding the
patterns that you have found and be ready to justify your patters.

Ideas:
Pattern 1: Pattern 2: Pattern 3:

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2. Assume that these follow the patterns in the hundred-chart. Fill in the
shaded square with the correct number.

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 3. Now suppose that we start with an unknown number 𝑛𝑛. Complete the
missing expressions. Then add the expressions and simplify (Review
what a variable expression is if necessary).

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4. Write an expression for the total. (hint: name one of the squares 𝑥𝑥, then

name the others in terms of 𝑥𝑥 , then simplify and setup an equation.)

Find the value of each square using trial and improvement.

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 5. Cut it out with scissors. Match 3 to a set.

Round 1.

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 6. Cut it out with scissors. Match 3 to a set.
Round 2.

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 7. Cut it out with scissors. Match 3 to a set.
Round 3.

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 8. True or False?

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 Constructing Expressions:

9. Chains

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 10. Counters

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 11. Rectangles

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