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Kindergarten practice: Recognise and complete repeating patterns made with familiar shapes. Choose a level below to generate a fresh set of questions.

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Understanding repeating object patterns

A repeating pattern is a unit of shapes or objects that repeats over and over, such as circle, square, circle, square. In pre-kindergarten through Grade 1, children recognise the repeating unit and continue the pattern or fill a gap in it. Finding the unit that repeats is early algebraic thinking and feeds directly into number patterns and skip counting.

For example, in circle, triangle, circle, triangle, __, the repeating unit is circle-triangle, so the next object is a circle. A common mistake is to copy the most recent object rather than following the unit, placing a triangle because it came last. A useful tip is to draw a loop around the part that repeats first; once the unit is marked, the child simply reads it again from the start to know what comes next.

Sample repeating object patterns questions

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Which shape comes next in the repeating pattern?
Which shape comes next in the repeating pattern?
Which shape comes next in the repeating pattern?
Which shape comes next in the repeating pattern?

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square
triangle
triangle
circle

Practice focus

Recognise and complete repeating patterns made with familiar shapes. Ask the learner to describe what they notice.

Kindergarten Repeating object patterns Worksheets

Understanding repeating object patterns

Sample repeating object patterns questions

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