Skip Counting By 2's
Skip count by 2's, by clicking the numbered hot air balloons.
In every trial you will be given the number to start with.
As you click correctly, the balloons will rise. Try to reach the top of the Washington Monument to get some interesting facts about it.
Skip Counting By 3's
Skip count by threes, and Get to the top of the Space Needle in Seattle.
Click the balloons with the correct answers, and rise with them all the way to the top.
Clicking a wrong balloon will deflate it and start a descending, so tried to avoiding it.
Skip Counting By 5's
Reach the top of the Empire State Building by correctly skip counting in intervals of 5.
In every trial you will be given a number from which to start skip counting. Count by clicking correctly on the numbered hot air balloons.
Skip Count by 3's
Your job is to fill all the empty slots with multiples of the number 3, in their correct order.
Click an empty slot, and choose the correct number among the four number options that appear.
If you finished all slots and no "Well Done!" feedback appears, it means you have a mistake, look for it and make the appropriate corrections.
You choose the interval to practice (between 2-10)
Start by choosing the number to skip counting by. Then choose difficulty level (Relaxed mode or Timed mode).
In each trial you will get four numbers and a place holder of a missing number. Find the fruit with that missing number and shoot it. In the Timed Mode, the quicker you shoot correctly - the higher your score will be.
You choose the interval to practice (between 2-10)
After you choose the number to skip count by, you will get a screen with numbered balloons and two numbers in boxes at the top of the screen.
Keep counting by the interval of these two numbers, by popping the correct balloons.
This block of fun math games, created for 1st and 2nd graders, will quiz students about more advanced ideas of number counting by asking them to skip numbers.
They range from skipping 1s to 2s to 5s and more, adding a wrinkle to conventional counting exercises and allowing the kids to have fun while they learn!
The teacher or students can select each lesson based on each student’s individual needs, such as counting downwards or skipping numbers in larger intervals. All of the free online activities presented here are fun and meaningful exercises in math and their colorful, interactive nature makes them very appealing to kids.
Students will also be able to test their own progress, as some of the drills make use of scores or timing to make them more competitive and give out grades based on performance.