Numeric and geometric patterns
R59,00
This assessment for Grade 7, Mathematics, focuses on numeric and geometric patterns and can be used as a class test or an assignment. According to CAPS, this should be done in term 3, however, according to the ATP, this should be done in term 2.
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This assessment for Grade 7, Mathematics, focuses on numeric and geometric patterns and can be used as a class test or an assignment. According to CAPS, this should be done in term 3, however, according to the ATP, this should be done in term 2.
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