Circle, Square: What Comes Next?
Age 6 · Maths
Sometimes shapes come back in the same order. A red circle, then a blue square, then a red circle, then a blue square. The order keeps coming back. After a blue square comes a red circle.
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- You make a bead necklace: red, blue, red, blue. The next bead is red.
- You clap your hands, then stamp your foot, again and again. After the foot comes the clap.
Key takeaways
- A pattern repeats the same thing every time.
- Look at the order before, and you know what comes next.
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