Updated: 23 May 2023
A worksheet to use when learning about input-output tables.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 6 Pages
Years: 3 - 4
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A worksheet to use when learning about input-output tables.
This maths worksheet challenges students to determine the rule of an input-output machine.
The machine shows an input, and the output is always three. Students determine the rule by deciding if the machine is adding or subtracting and by how much.
This resource is a great way to practise number patterns or could be part of a Year 3 celebration at the beginning of the year.
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