2nd Grade Math Geometric Shapes Pattern Worksheets - Fill in the missing shapes to complete the sequence.

Let's solve each pattern step by step. The goal is to identify the repeating pattern in each row and then draw the next set of shapes in the blank box to continue the pattern.

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1)

Pattern:
- ○ → ○○ → ○○○ → □□□□

We see:
- First: 1 circle
- Second: 2 circles
- Third: 3 circles
- So, the pattern increases by one circle each time.

So, the next should be 4 circles.

✔ Answer: Draw four circles (○○○○)

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2)

Pattern:
- ○ → ○○ → ○○○○ → □□□□

We see:
- 1 circle → 2 circles → 4 circles

Wait — this isn’t increasing by 1. Let’s check:

- Step 1: 1 circle
- Step 2: 2 circles (×2)
- Step 3: 4 circles (×2)

Ah! It's doubling each time:
- 1 → 2 → 4 → next should be 8

✔ Answer: Draw eight circles (○○○○○○○○)

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3)

Pattern:
- △○ → △△○ → △△△○ → □□□□

Look at the structure:
- First: 1 triangle, 1 circle
- Second: 2 triangles, 1 circle
- Third: 3 triangles, 1 circle

So, the number of triangles increases by 1 each time, and there’s always one circle at the end.

So, next should be: 4 triangles + 1 circle

✔ Answer: Draw △△△△○

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4)

Pattern:
- △○△ → ○△○ → △○△ → □□□□

Let’s list them:
1. △ ○ △
2. ○ △ ○
3. △ ○ △

Now look closely:
- Pattern alternates between two types:
- Type A: △ ○ △
- Type B: ○ △ ○

Sequence: A → B → A → ?

So, it alternates: A, B, A, so next should be B again

Wait:
1. A
2. B
3. A
4. Should be B → ○ △ ○

But wait — let’s check if it's a cycle.

Actually, looking again:
- Position 1: △ ○ △
- Position 2: ○ △ ○
- Position 3: △ ○ △

So it’s alternating:
A → B → A → next should be B

So, the pattern is alternating between two sequences:
- △○△ and ○△○

So after △○△ (which is A), comes ○△○ (B), then back to △○△ (A), then next is ○△○

✔ Answer: Draw ○ △ ○

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✔ Final Answers:

1) ○○○○
2) ○○○○○○○○ (8 circles)
3) △△△△○
4) ○△○

You can now draw these in the boxes provided.