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Skip Counting by 100s Worksheets
How do you count a bundle of $100 bills, or cartons of 100 soda cans each? 100, 200, 300, 400 and so on. This counting strategy is nothing but skip counting by 100s, where you add 100 over and over again. Burn off the extra energy in kids of grade 2 and grade 3 with this printable collection of skip counting by 100s worksheets and help them comprehend the patterns in numbers, laying a strong foundation to the four basic arithmetic concepts. Illustrations aid in grasping concepts easily and these skip counting pdfs are a treat to the eyes. Begin counting up by 100s on a number line, followed by counting objects in groups of 100, and bring in a twist with counting backward in 100s. Check whether your kids will be able to skip count in 100s within 1000, if the numbers are not multiples of 100? Don't miss out on our free skip counting by 100s worksheets.
Skip Counting by 100s on a Number Line
Let the little number hoppers hop along the number line, skip counting in 100s and filling in the boxes. Observe how the number in the hundreds place goes up by one every time and this is the trick to complete the number line pdfs.
Imagine counting thousands of coins, jelly beans, or candies one by one. This process can be simplified if you group them in 100s. Counting thousands of objects is no difficult for kids in grade 2 and grade 3 as they skip count in hundreds.
Counting Up in 100s and Writing the Missing Numbers
The bunnies have counted their carrots, and the squirrels are done with counting their nuts. Add 100 repeatedly or simply skip count and fill in the missing hundreds in these printable skip counting in 100s worksheets.
Skip Counting Backward by 100s
Counting up is something we do all the time, but backward counting is like switching gears, it requires focus. Tune the brains of 2nd grade and 3rd grade kids to count backward or reverse skip count by 100s and fill in the missing numbers.
Upscale skills in skip counting by 100s within 1000 with these pdfs where the starting number is not a multiple of hundred. The key to effortlessly skip count by 100s within 1000 is to just add 1 to the hundreds place, keeping the tens and ones intact.
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