Skip-counting by 2, 5, and 10 involves generating, extending, and interpreting whole-number sequences by repeatedly adding or subtracting a fixed interval, recognizing the terms as multiples of that interval and locating the pattern on a number line or hundred chart. This understanding connects equal groups with multiplication, supports finding missing terms and quantities, and highlights place-value patterns; it does not include generalized skip-counting rules for arbitrary intervals or more advanced number systems.
On this page:
Skip-counting means adding the same number each time.
Find the missing number:
So, the missing number is
On a number line, this pattern makes equal jumps of . Skip-counting by s is also counting equal groups: is groups of .
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