This 4th grade patterns unit includes EVERYTHING you need to teach multiplication patterns! This is the perfect supplement for any 4th grade math classroom and has tons of patterns practice provided for you.
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Get ready to explore number patterns like never before with this 4th grade patterns worksheets unit for 4th grade! This resource includes over 200 pages of engaging lessons, games, and worksheets that help students identify, extend, and describe patterns using multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction.
Students practice recognizing relationships between numbers, writing pattern rules, and working with input-output tables — all while having fun through interactive activities and themed math games.
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This comprehensive unit helps students understand how mathematical patterns work through clear examples, visual models, and differentiated practice.
Mini-Lesson:
A ready-to-use notebook page introduces students to repeating and growing patterns. The included photo examples make it easy to show students how to identify and describe rules using input-output tables. Students glue the page into their math notebooks for future reference.
Worksheets (10 total):
Students practice:
Extending number and shape patterns
Identifying the operation used to create patterns
Completing function tables
Finding missing numbers in a sequence
Writing rules for multiplication and division patterns
Error Analysis Pages (4 total):
Students analyze examples to determine which pattern rules are correct or incorrect. These pages promote math discussion and help students spot common mistakes when solving pattern problems.
Emoji Math Sort:
Students mark each task card with a happy or frown emoji to show if the pattern rule is correct. This hands-on activity helps reinforce understanding of repeating and numerical patterns.
Cut and Glue Activity – “Keys and Houses”:
Students match each key to the correct house based on the pattern it follows. Once they identify the rule, they glue the key to its correct spot — a fun, no-prep activity that combines logic and fine motor skills.
Guess My Pattern Game:
Students create a pattern for a partner to solve. Their partner must identify and record the rule — a great way to combine collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving.
Students analyze “parade floats” and match each one to the correct rule of the pattern. This sorting-style center game reinforces identifying pattern rules in a playful, themed way.
Each player earns party decorations by solving pattern problems correctly. Chance cards keep the game exciting and unpredictable! The first student to collect all 10 party items wins.
Set up task cards around the classroom for students to solve. Each correct answer is dropped into the class “bucket,” and winners are drawn at the end for a fun, active review. Task cards focus on finding missing numbers in function tables.
Students compete to line up pattern cards in order, solving for missing numbers or continuing a sequence. Includes two differentiated versions: easy patterns and challenging patterns.
All games are included in color and black-and-white versions for flexible printing and prep.
This 4th grade patterns unit can be used for:
Whole-group lessons introducing pattern rules
Math centers and independent stations
Partner or small-group activities
Early finisher tasks or sub plans
Spiral review and enrichment
It’s easy to differentiate based on your class needs — whether students are working on simple repeating patterns or more complex function tables.
Common Core:
4.OA.5 – Generate a number or shape pattern that follows a given rule. Identify apparent features of the pattern that were not explicit in the rule itself.
Texas TEKS:
4.5B – Represent problems using an input-output table or numerical expressions to generate patterns that follow a given rule representing relationships between values.
Florida B.E.S.T.:
MA.4.AR.3.2 – Generate, describe, and extend a numerical pattern that follows a given rule.
Teachers love how this unit makes pattern recognition concrete and fun. Activities like Pattern Parade and Guess My Pattern turn abstract number rules into interactive learning experiences, while the Error Analysis Pages deepen student reasoning and discussion.
Everything is no-prep, organized, and print-ready — making it easy to implement while keeping your class engaged and learning.
This 4th Grade Math Unit is part of a full-year math series that makes learning interactive and low-prep. Each unit combines printable worksheets, creative lessons, and games to help students master core math concepts through play and repetition.
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