Practice Skip Counting in Math
Use these practice problems to test your method after reviewing the concept explanation and worked examples.
Quick Recap
Counting forward by a number other than 1, jumping by equal intervals such as 2s, 5s, or 10s to produce the multiples of that number.
Skip counting is like hopping along a number line instead of walking step by step. Counting by 5s is like hopping over 4 numbers each time:
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Example 1
hardA store sold 100 toys on Monday, 100 on Tuesday, 100 on Wednesday, and 100 on Thursday. The goal was to sell 1000 toys by the weekend. How many more toys must they sell by Sunday?
Example 2
mediumSkip-count by 3s starting from 3. What is the 8th number?
Example 3
challengeCounting by s, how many numbers from up to are there, and what is their sum?
Example 4
easyCount by 10s. Fill in the blanks: 10, 20, ___, ___, 50.
Example 5
mediumHow many hops by 100 does it take to get from to ?
Example 6
easyFill in the missing number: 600, 700, ___, 900.
Example 7
mediumSkip count by s: 6, 12, 18, ___, ___.
Example 8
challengeSkip count by s and by s starting from . What is the first number (after ) where both sequences land?
Example 9
easyCount the stars: โญโญ. How many stars?
Example 10
mediumSkip-count by 2s: 48, 50, ___, ___, 56.
Example 11
mediumYou skip-count by 5s starting from 5. What is the 7th number you say?
Example 12
mediumYou have 2 fingers up. Put up 1 more. Then 1 more. How many fingers?
Example 13
mediumHow many s are there from to counting by s (including both)?
Example 14
easySkip-count by 100s from to . How many numbers do you say (not counting )?
Example 15
easySkip-count by 2s from to . What numbers do you say?
Example 16
mediumHow many hops by 10 does it take to get from to ?
Example 17
easyStart at and skip-count by 100s four times. Where do you land?
Example 18
mediumYou skip count by s from and take hops. Where do you land?
Example 19
easyCount out loud: 1, 2, 3, ___. What number comes next?
Example 20
easyYou see 1 duck, then 1 more, then 1 more. How many ducks do you see?