Skip Counting Worksheets

This printable activity includes two worksheets. Students practice skip counting by 2s and fill in the missing numbers. The activity includes both odd number and even number exercises so students can better practice their skills!

Students have more difficulty skip counting by 3 because they must count odd number intervals. It’s not unusual for students to count on their fingers to fill in the mission numbers. Over time, they will improve their skills in this area.

This is the one where students mostly grasp quickly and sometimes recite in a sing-song fashion. These activities are a little more difficult because they include skip counting larger numbers. For example, 855 ___ 865.

Learning to skip count by 10 is an important skill because so much of math involves 10s. Spend extra time working on 10s and trying out different ways to include 10s in everyday activities. These worksheets include both even number and odd number skip counting activities.

And here we are! Skip counting by 100 will come naturally to students if they have already mastered some of the lower numbers. But, like 10s, 100s are an important part of math so spending extra time exploring 100s can only help your young learner! Don’t underestimate the power of song, and practice making up little songs using 100s. Afterward, ask your child to complete a worksheet. Your student will find the exercises much easier after they have been counting with song.