Enrich · Stage 4 · Linear relationships

Enrich Recognise that a linear relationship can be represented by a number pattern, an equation (or a rule using algebraic symbols), a table of values, a set of pairs of coordinates and a line graphed on a Cartesian plane, and move flexibly between these representations

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  Mathigon: Fibonacci numbers
  Mathigon (Amplify) · Interactive (browser) · Free · Link checked 2026-10-15 · Hands-on, No prep
  Use it for: Enrichment on Fibonacci patterns in nature.
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  Mathigon: Figurate numbers
  Mathigon (Amplify) · Interactive (browser) · Free · Link checked 2026-10-15 · Hands-on, No prep
  Use it for: Extension: triangular, square and pentagonal number patterns.
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  Mathigon: Sierpinski triangle
  Mathigon (Amplify) · Interactive (browser) · Free · Link checked 2026-10-15 · Hands-on, No prep
  Use it for: Enrichment on self-similar patterns and powers.
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  NRICH: Charlie's Delightful Machine
  NRICH (University of Cambridge) · Web page · Free · Link checked 2026-10-15 · Low floor high ceiling, Teacher notes
  Use it for: Low-floor, high-ceiling NRICH task extending this dot point; use for extension or a problem-solving lesson.
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  NRICH: Cubes Within Cubes
  NRICH (University of Cambridge) · Web page · Free · Link checked 2026-10-15 · Low floor high ceiling, Teacher notes
  Use it for: Low-floor, high-ceiling NRICH task extending this dot point; use for extension or a problem-solving lesson.
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  NRICH: Seven Squares
  NRICH (University of Cambridge) · Web page · Free · Link checked 2026-10-15 · Low floor high ceiling, Teacher notes
  Use it for: Low-floor, high-ceiling NRICH task extending this dot point; use for extension or a problem-solving lesson.
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  Visual Patterns (Fawn Nguyen)
  visualpatterns.org · Web page · Free · Link checked 2026-10-15 · Low floor high ceiling
  Use it for: Hundreds of growing picture patterns; students find the rule and predict step 43.