Every flowerbed grows by a rule — plant the petals for the next row and water it in; rule-stones and two-step magic rules wait deeper in the garden.
Each flowerbed row grows by a rule — two petals, then four, then six — and children plant the next row themselves, tapping petals onto a seedling and watering it to commit. Later beds hide the rule (pick the right rule-stone for the garden gnome) and the deepest ones grow by two-step rules like double-then-add-one. Continuing and describing growing patterns builds the number-pattern thinking behind multiplication and early algebra. Best for Grades 2–3.
A free, no-signup, no-ads math game for Grades 2–3 — practising growing-patterns, number-patterns, skip-counting, find-the-rule, doubling. Play in your browser on the KidsDoMath games hub or explore more Patterns & Logic games.
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