Learning Outcomes
Shape patterns → spotting AB repeats → confidently names the next shape in a row during practice.
Shape patterns → comparing double-streak rules like AAB and AABB → fills missing boxes with the correct order of shapes.
Shape patterns → following an ABC sequence → reduces pattern-mistakes by checking one step at a time before finishing.
Shape Pattern Continue the Pattern Worksheet for Kindergarten
The Shape Pattern Continue the Pattern worksheet is a kindergarten math practice page where children finish shape patterns by choosing the next shape in rows.
Pattern practice helps kindergarten kids notice what stays the same and what changes, building steady logical thinking for future math.
To use the Shape Pattern Continue the Pattern worksheet, point to the first two or three shapes, say the rule softly, then pause before the blank box and ask, “What comes next?”
This Shape Pattern Continue the Pattern worksheet uses a mix of AB, AAB, ABC, and AABB patterns across the page, so short rows keep attention moving while next shape skills grow.
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