Description
Skip counting can be a tricky yet essential skill to learn in first, second, and third grade. Often times the curriculum has a few lessons on skip counting and then the students are expected to have mastered the concept. If your students need some extra practice with skip counting by twos, threes, fives, and tens, this resource is just for you!
These supplemental math boosters are designed to provide your students with extra skill practice through a variety of ways. Number posters, desk tents, worksheets, dot to dots, flip flaps, and assessment checklists are all available in this resource. These activities can be completed during morning work, intervention time, whole group math, independent practice, guided math, enrichment groups, or even homework.
The math activities covered in this resource include:
-Number Posters (blank & finished)
-Desk Tents (black & white and full color)
-Worksheets (3 sets for skip counting by 2’s, 3’s, 5’s, and 10’s)
-Dot to Dots
-Flip Flaps
-Assessment Checklist
Nikki F. –
Looking forward to using during RTI
Deb S. –
Just what I have been looking for to use with the kiddos to help with different ways to practice this skill with them.
Kate D. –
This is going to help a couple of my students who struggle with skip counting and skip counting money. I’d love to see a few pages added that correlate with nickels and dimes.
Alayne Jorgensen –
I love this resource
Carmen R. –
great resource
Holly Pusok –
Just what I was looking for! Such a great resource! Can’t wait to use this! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Emily Weisman –
I have a student who struggles with skip counting and there are only so many resources I have found to help her strengthen this skill. Thanks for making my life a little easier!
Victoria S. –
the tool i’ve been looking for!