Chapter 7 : Patterns

Patterns — Color Patterns (e.g. red-blue-red-blue)

Grade: Kindergarten – Grade 1 | Age: 4–6 years
Recognize and continue simple repeating color patterns. Visual examples help hearing-impaired students learn without sound.

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SECTION A — Solved Questions (10)

Q1: Continue the pattern:
Pattern: red – blue – red – blue
Solution: The colors repeat red, blue. Next color after last blue is red.
Q2: Continue:
Pattern: yellow – green – blue – yellow
Solution: The sequence loops every 3: yellow → green → blue. After yellow comes green.
Q3: Fill the next two colors:
Pattern: purple – purple – orange
Solution: Pattern repeats every 3. After purple, purple, orange → next two are purple, purple.
Q4: Continue:
Pattern: red – red – blue
Solution: Next colors repeat red, red, blue → so next is red.
Q5: What comes next:
Pattern: green – yellow – green
Solution: Pattern is green, yellow, green. Next is yellow.
Q6: Continue:
Pattern: blue – red – yellow – blue
Solution: Sequence repeats every 3 or 4 depending; here next is red.
Q7: Next color:
Pattern: purple – orange – purple
Solution: Pattern alternates purple and orange; next is orange.
Q8: Find next two:
Pattern: red – blue – yellow
Solution: Pattern cycles red, blue, yellow — next two: red, blue.
Q9: Continue:
Pattern: green – green – blue
Solution: Next is green (pattern: green, green, blue).
Q10: What comes next:
Pattern: yellow – purple – blue – yellow
Solution: Pattern repeats every 3 or 4; here next is purple.

Practice Exercise — Unsolved (12)

Look at each pattern and write or say the next color. Click Show Answers to check.

P1: red – blue – red – ?
P2: yellow – green – yellow – ?
P3: purple – purple – orange – ?
P4: green – yellow – green – ?
P5: blue – red – blue – ?
P6: red – red – blue – ?
P7: orange – purple – orange – ?
P8: yellow – blue – yellow – ?
P9: green – green – green – ?
P10: red – blue – yellow – ?
P11: purple – orange – purple – ?
P12: blue – blue – red – ?

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Shape Patterns for Kids | Udgam Welfare Foundation

🌟 Shape Patterns for Young Learners 🌟

👁️ Visual Learning Tip

This lesson uses colors and shapes to help you see patterns. Look carefully at how shapes repeat!

What is a Pattern?

A pattern is something that repeats in a predictable way. In shapes, we can create patterns by arranging different shapes in a specific order that repeats.

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Patterns repeat! Look for what comes again and again.

Shape Patterns

Let’s look at some shape patterns. The most common patterns are AB patterns (like circle-square-circle-square) and ABC patterns (like circle-square-triangle-circle-square-triangle).

Example: Circle-Square Pattern

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This pattern repeats: Circle → Square → Circle → Square

10 Solved Questions

Question 1: What comes next?

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Answer: Square

Explanation: The pattern is Circle-Square repeating. After Circle comes Square.

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Question 2: What’s missing in this pattern?

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Answer: Square

Explanation: The pattern is Circle-Square-Circle-Square. The missing shape is after Circle, so it should be Square.

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Question 3: Complete this pattern:

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Answer: Square, then Circle

Explanation: The pattern is Square-Circle repeating. After Circle comes Square, then Circle again.

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Question 4: What shape is missing from this pattern?

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Answer: Circle

Explanation: The pattern is Square-Circle-Square-Circle. The missing shape is after Square, so it should be Circle.

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Question 5: What comes next in this pattern?

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Answer: Square

Explanation: The pattern is two Circles followed by two Squares, then repeating.

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Question 6: What’s the next shape?

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Answer: Circle

Explanation: The pattern is two Squares followed by two Circles, then repeating.

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Question 7: What shape is missing?

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Answer: Circle

Explanation: The pattern is Circle followed by two Squares, then Circle again.

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Question 8: Complete the pattern:

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Answer: Square

Explanation: The pattern is Square followed by two Circles, then repeating.

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Question 9: What comes next?

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Answer: Circle

Explanation: The pattern is three Circles followed by three Squares, then repeating.

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Question 10: Create your own Circle-Square pattern with 6 shapes

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Answer: One possible pattern: Circle, Square, Circle, Square, Circle, Square

Explanation: This follows the AB pattern repeating (Circle-Square).

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Practice Exercises (12 Questions)

Try these pattern questions on your own! Solutions are at the end.

Practice 1: What comes next?

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Practice 2: What’s missing?

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Practice 3: Complete the pattern

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Practice 4: What shape is missing?

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Practice 5: What comes next?

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Practice 6: Complete the pattern

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Practice 7: What’s missing?

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Practice 8: What comes next?

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Practice 9: Complete the pattern

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Practice 10: What shape is missing?

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Practice 11: What comes next?

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Practice 12: Create a pattern that starts with Circle and has 4 shapes total

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Answers to Practice Exercises

Practice 1: Circle (Pattern: Square-Circle repeating)

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Practice 2: Circle (Pattern: Circle-Square-Circle-Square)

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Practice 3: Circle, then Square (Pattern: Two Circles, Two Squares repeating)

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Practice 4: Circle (Pattern: Two Squares, One Circle repeating)

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Practice 5: Circle (Pattern: Circle, Two Squares repeating)

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Practice 6: Circle, then Square (Pattern: Square, Two Circles, Square, Two Circles)

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Practice 7: Square (Pattern: Three Circles, Two Squares, One Circle)

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Practice 8: Square (Pattern: Three Squares, Three Circles, Three Squares)

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Practice 9: Circle, then Square (Pattern: Circle-Square repeating)

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Practice 10: Square (Pattern: Square-Circle-Square-Circle)

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Practice 11: Circle (Pattern: Two Circles, One Square repeating)

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Practice 12: One possible answer: Circle, Square, Circle, Square

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Math Study Material for Hearing Impaired Students (KG–Grade 1)

Topic: Completing Missing Patterns

Age Suitability: 4 – 6 years

This lesson helps children learn how to complete missing patterns. By looking at the colors and shapes, they can guess which comes next. Perfect for hearing impaired students because the visuals are clear, bright, and simple.

10 Solved Questions with Explanations

  1. Solution: The pattern is Red, Blue, Red, Blue. The next is Red.

  2. Solution: Green, Yellow, repeat. The missing one is Green.

  3. Solution: Two Reds, two Blues. Next is Red.

  4. Solution: Purple, Purple, Yellow, Purple. Next is Purple.

  5. Solution: Green → Yellow → Purple → Green → Missing is Yellow.

  6. Solution: Red → Blue → Green → Red → Next is Blue.

  7. Solution: Two Yellow, two Purple. Next is Yellow.

  8. Solution: Green → Green → Yellow → Green → Missing is Green.

  9. Solution: Red → Blue → Green → Red → Next is Blue.

  10. Solution: Purple → Yellow → Purple → Yellow → Missing is Purple.

Practice Exercise: 12 Questions

Answers:

  1. Blue
  2. Yellow
  3. Purple
  4. Red
  5. Yellow
  6. Red
  7. Purple
  8. Green
  9. Red
  10. Yellow
  11. Green
  12. Red

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