Each of the six problems on this number patterns worksheet shows five numbers already in place, three blank continuation lines, and a labeled rule line underneath. The sequences mix addition patterns, skip-counting multiples, and one clear descending pattern, giving your student varied practice on a single page. It suits grades 2 through 4, with the simpler sequences accessible to second graders and the multiples of seven and the descending hundreds sequence offering a bit more challenge for third and fourth graders.

Add this to a number sense unit study or pull it out as a focused fifteen-minute math session. Your student can work through it independently once you have talked through what a rule means, or you can sit alongside for the first problem and then let them continue on their own. Completing the sheet builds the habit of looking for a consistent relationship between terms rather than treating each number in isolation, a thinking skill that carries directly into algebraic reasoning.