In this activity, you fill in five numbers on a 100-chart in a specific skip-counting pattern. This helps students understand what skip-counting is, and to see different patterns that skip-counting forms on a 100-chart. Indirectly this can also help them understand place value.
The options allow you to change the starting and ending number of the grid. The default is the 100-chart from 1-100 but you can change it, say, from 101 to 200, or to even be in the negative numbers. :)
You can also choose the percentage of numbers that are already pre-filled in the chart. This makes the skip-counting easier or more challenging.
See also our 100-chart game Give the Cat a Mouse.
If you're on a computer, you can press the Tab key inside a yellow box to move to the next number.
Skip-count by:
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