DINO Method for Finding the nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence
I first learned about the DINO method for finding the nth term of an arithmetic sequence from the Miss Brookes Maths blog. A google search led me to this free worksheet and poster set from Numero Maths (sadly the link is no longer working).
I think I will get rid of the DiNO part of this next year because it seems too much like a trick.
More Activities for Teaching Sequences and Series
- Arithmetic Sequence Puzzle
- The Splice is Right Puzzle
- Step Puzzles by Naoki Inaba – A Logic Puzzle for Introducing Arithmetic Sequences
- Classifying Sequences Task from Mathspad
- Classifying Sequences Activity – Arithmetic, Geometric, or Neither?
- Types of Sequences Graphic Organizer
- Graphing Geometric Sequences Foldable
- Geometric Sequences Practice Sheet
- Geometric Sequences Formula Graphic Organizer
- Arithmetic Sequences Practice Sheet
- DINO Method for Finding the nth Term of an Arithmetic Sequence
- Finding the Rule for an Arithmetic Sequence by Graphing Foldable
- Arithmetic Geometric or Neither Color Coding Activity
- Arithmetic, Geometric, or Neither Foldable
- Sequences and Series Foldables
