Skip counting

Math

• The child has learned to count by 2s, 5s, and 10s using skip counting.
• They can identify patterns in the number sequence when skip counting.
• They have practiced skip counting forward and backward.
• The child can apply skip counting to solve basic addition and subtraction problems.

For continued development, encourage the child to explore skip counting in everyday activities. For example, they can skip count while jumping rope or counting stairs. Additionally, they can create their own skip counting patterns and challenge themselves to identify the missing numbers in the sequence.

Book Recommendations

• Counting By Fives by Jacqueline Rogers: This book introduces skip counting by fives using colorful illustrations and relatable examples.
• Two, Four, Six, Eight: A Book About Even Numbers by Michael Dahl: This book explores skip counting by twos and highlights the concept of even numbers.
• Counting in the Garden by Kim Parker: This book combines skip counting with nature as children count flowers, bees, and other garden elements.