In a growing pattern, each row has a few more shapes than the row before. This 3rd grade next row in a growing pattern worksheet has four patterns of outline shapes on grid paper. The first one is a worked example: a circle, then one triangle, then a circle, and the triangles go up by one in every row. A purple text explains the rule, and rows 4 and 5 are already drawn. The other three patterns show rows 1 to 3. Your child then draws rows 4 and 5 on the empty lines. Two gingerbread figures sit on page one, while a fairy waves on page two.