Learning Outcomes
Shape patterns → spotting the repeating order of two shapes → predicts the next shape in AB and AAB rows.
Continuing shape patterns → naming the pattern rhythm with “again” and “then” → completes each missing-shape blank with the correct next choice.
Pattern worksheet logical thinking → comparing shapes to the rule in the row → catches mistakes when a pattern does not match.
Continue the Shape Pattern Worksheet for Kindergarten
The Continue the Pattern Pattern Worksheet practices shape pattern skills for kindergarten, helping kids notice repeating rules and finish the missing next shape.
Pattern practice matters because kindergarteners learn to make simple predictions from what they see. That same skill helps with later math, sorting, and staying focused on a task that has a clear rule.
Use the worksheet together by pointing to the shapes in each row, covering the last shape with a finger, and asking the child to say the pattern out loud like “again” or “then.” Uncover the last spot, and help the child choose the matching next shape to complete the row.
This specific Continue the Pattern worksheet builds logical thinking with five varied rows, using AB, AAB, ABC, and AABB pattern types so the child practices more than one kind of repeating shape rule in one sitting.
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