Shape Patterns
3rd Grade
Math
3.A.1.3
Learning Objective:
Shape Patterns
Making predictions about what came before or what could come next is an important skill. Using evidence to make predictions is important in math and science.
We will look into these on the next slides. Are you ready to write some examples in your notebook?
Number of Shapes
See if you can make a prediction of how many total shapes will be in the next series of each pattern below
Color of Shapes
See if you can make predictions of what color and how many of the shapes will appear next in the pattern.
Size of Shapes
As the shapes change in size, see if you can make predictions of how many of total shapes will appear next in the pattern.
8
16
24
32
Orientation of Shapes
See if you can make predictions of what shape, color and how it will be turned in the next pattern.
OR
Guided Practice
Guided Practice
Guided Practice
The correct answer is……….
A; a column with 5 boxes is stacked on the right each time: 5 total for stage 1, 10 total for stage 2, 15 total for stage 3 and 20 total for stage 4
B; 3 boxes are added to the end of the previous stage to create a new stage: 1 total for stage 1, 4 total for stage 2, 7 total for stage 3, 10 total for stage 4, 13 total for stage 5
B; one shape is added, alternating between squares first and then circles
You are now ready to take the study island practice test!
Shape Patterns
(3b)