Math Mammoth: Multip. Table of 5: Structured Drill and Skip Counting Pattern

Help young mathematicians take the next step toward fluent addition with a simple skip counting exercise. 

Young mathematicians hop, skip, and jump their way to a deeper number sense with the help of these printable handouts.

Here is an excellent skip counting worksheet. Learners use a number line to skip count from 0 to 117, then write numbers to skip count by 3 from 3 to 120. A website reference for additional resources is given.

Practice counting in patterns and skip counting by 1, 5, and 10. Once the patterns have been taught, teams of 5 or 6 learners -- holding hands in circles -- skip count each time they collectively bounce a balloon up into the air. Early...

Skip counting builds number sense. Have your special needs class skip count by 5s. They count along the 5s train, fill in the missing numbers, then fill in a train completely. Great scaffolding!

Teaches strategies for learning the multiplication facts for 4 up to 12 x 4. Students are then presented with a multiplication facts drill where they practice their mental math along to the video. [7:28]

Teaches strategies for learning the multiplication facts for 11 up to 12 x 11. Students are then presented with a multiplication facts drill where they practice along to the video. [4:21]

Teaches strategies for learning the multiplication facts for 7 up to 12 x 7. Students are then presented with a multiplication facts drill where they practice along to the video. [7:45]

Teaches strategies for learning the multiplication facts for 12 up to 12 x 12. Students are then presented with a multiplication facts drill where they practice along to the video. [6:54]

Young scholars practice the skill of skip counting. In this early math lesson, students try counting at different rates, beinning at one and progressing to the number ten. Young scholars create a number grid with Crayola Crayons.