Mrs. Ascone's 6th Grade Math

Sep082009

POSTED AT 07:53 AM

Describe the pattern below, then write the next three characters.

C, F, I, L, . . . .

A) Describe the pattern.

B) Write the next three characters (letters) in the pattern.

C) What if I told you "C" really stands for the number 3? What do you think "F", "I", and "L" would stand for?

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