Kindergarten Math: Shapes and Patterns
Kindergarten math: these sheets put shape naming together with repeating patterns: circle, square, circle, square, or red, red, blue. The child says the pattern aloud, finds the part that repeats, and draws what comes next. 80 printable worksheets, first three free.
Practice pages support a program; they are not the lesson. These sheets reinforce Building Number Sense Kindergarten, the sequenced K–5 math series from Faith Thinkers. See every program →
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Teaching Shapes and Patterns
What it is
These sheets put shape naming together with repeating patterns: circle, square, circle, square, or red, red, blue. The child says the pattern aloud, finds the part that repeats, and draws what comes next.
When a child is ready
Begin once the basic shapes are named and the child can copy a two-item pattern that is already built.
If they struggle
Two different things can go wrong here, so find out which. If the shapes themselves are named wrongly, the row cannot be read at all, so name every shape along it first. If the names are right but the next one is wrong, have the child say the row aloud, circle, square, circle, square, because the repeat is easier to hear than to see.
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