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Skip counting
Count by 2s, 5s and 10s with the missing numbers scattered through the row — not just at the ends.
If they're still counting by ones, start here.
A printed sample from this page(tap to enlarge) Print a name and date on it (optional)Leave it empty and the lines stay blank to write on. Teachers: put the class name in once and every copy in the batch has it.
How many sheets Sheet #1
In the print dialog, set margins to none and turn on background graphics — then it prints exactly as shown.
What this sheet helps with
- Ages
- Ages 5–8
- What it builds
- Counting in groups instead of by ones — the thing that makes times tables feel like a pattern, not a list.
- · Have them say it out loud while writing. The ear gets there before the eye.
- · Easiest order: 10s, then 5s, then 2s.
What comes nextMath drillsCounting in groups is the door into times tables.→