Count the Objects by 10s

Number Jumpers: Skip Counting by 10

This fun and interactive worksheet is a fantastic resource for early math learners, designed to build confidence in number patterns, counting fluency, and foundational arithmetic skills. Ideal for classroom or home use, it turns number practice into an exciting math adventure.

Purpose:
This worksheet helps children understand number patterns, develop fluency in counting by twos, and reinforce early multiplication concepts. It’s perfect for math warm-ups, small group instruction, or independent practice.

Activities:

• Recognizing and continuing skip-counting patterns.

• Filling in missing numbers in a sequence.

• Practicing number writing and formation.

• Building early multiplication awareness.

Materials Needed:

• Pencil or erasable marker.

• Optional: crayons or colored pencils to color or highlight patterns.

Worksheet Specifications:

• Page Size: 8.5″ x 11″ (Letter Size)

• Orientation: Portrait

Instructions for Use:

Part 1:

• Number Recognition: Observe the number line or number grid with some numbers already filled in.

• Fill in the Blanks: Write the missing numbers by skip counting by 2. Say the numbers aloud as you go to build rhythm and recall.

• Continue the Pattern: Extend the skip counting sequence as far as the worksheet allows.

Part 2:

• Double-Check: Review your answers to ensure the pattern was followed correctly.

• Optional Challenge: Use another color to circle every number you wrote to visualize the pattern. Try starting from different numbers and skip counting by 2 again.

This worksheet promotes number sense, counting fluency, and pattern recognition — essential skills for developing strong math foundations and preparing learners for addition and multiplication concepts.