These free printable skip counting worksheets are a great way for elementary age kids to practice counting by 1s to 15s. Skip counting will not only help kids count quickly, but will give them a solid foundation for multiplication and division.
Skip Counting Worksheets
No matter what type of curriculum you use, or whether you homeschool or not, you will love these free printable hundreds charts to help kids practice skip counting.
Just print the black and white skip counting charts you need to practice counting by 1s, 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, 10s, 11s, 12s, 13s, 14s, and 15s.
Skip Counting Chart
For kindergarten and first grade kids, they can practice counting by 1s to 100 by tracing numbers 1-100 or filling out the blank 100s chart.
Elementary age kids will love the visual these fill-in-the-blank skip counting worksheets provide.
- skip counting by 2
- skip counting by 3
- skip counting by 4
- skip counting by 5
- skip counting by 6
- skip counting by 7
- skip counting by 8
- skip counting by 9
- skip counting by 10
- skip counting by 11
- skip counting by 12
- skip counting by 13
- skip counting by 14
- skip counting by 15
HINT: If you use a colored marker, kids can easily recite the skipping numbers once they are done.
You’ll love all these versatile, re-usable skip count chart. Print them and slide them in a page protector to use with dry erase markers.
Reusable Skip Counting Hundreds Chart #1 – fill in the blank for what you are skip counting by and then color the spaces to see a visual of how you skip numbers to quickly count to 150.
Reusable Skip Counting Hundreds Chart #2Â – fill in the blank for what you are skip counting by and then trace the numbers to see a visual of how you skip numbers to quickly count to 150.
HINT: These are great visual for those using Classical Conversations Foundations as they help the kids practice writing the numbers (not just singing / saying them) and they go all the way to 15s.
  
Skip Counting Activities
Try these fun, skip counting activity ideas to make practicing counting by 2, counting by 3, counting by 5, and counting by 10 fun!
- Free Printable Skip Counting Puzzles 2s-10s or Famous Landmarks Skip Counting Puzzles, Where in the World Skip Counting Puzzles, Monster counting by 4s, Summer Skip Counting Puzzles, Winter Skip Counting puzzles, Thanksgiving counting puzzles, festive Christmas Skip Counting or  Christmas Skip Counting Puzzles)
- Printable Kite Skip Counting Craft
- Dab the Turkey Math Counting by 10s
- Clip Cards: Counting by 2s and counting by 3s clip cards, bunny skip counting by 2 activity, Count by 3s Halloween math for kindergarten, penguin skip counting strips, animal Counting in 2s and 3s
- or holiday Kindergarten Christmas math activities
- Free Printable Smores Skip Counting Activities
- Printable Skip Counting Activities completing the Sundaes
- Skip Counting Lacing Plates Activity (self-checking)
- Oregon Trail Themed Skip Counting Game
- Hands-on skip counting activities with craft sticks – great visual!
- Skip Counting Number Train Printable
- Pumpkin seed counting activity
- Free Printable Skip Counting Board Game
 
 
Skip Counting Worksheets
- Skip Counting Chart Worksheets 1s-15s
- How to teach skip counting with songs, activities, and a counting in 2s, 3s, and 5s game
- Skip count to complete the connect the dots constellations worksheet pdf
- Follow the Path Skip Counting Worksheets
- Polar Animals Skip Counting Worksheets
- Fun Skip Counting Mazes
- Holiday themed – Christmas Skip Counting Worksheets, Fall Math Worksheets to practice skip counting
- Vegetable Skip Counting Dot to Dot Worksheets
- Star Wars Skip Counting Worksheets
- Under the Sea Skip Counting Dot to Dot
- Free Skip Counting Visuals
- Skip Counting Worksheets – counting by 1s to 15s
- Free Printable Skip Counting Posters 1-12 or these skip counting printables posters 1-15s – fantastic visual for elementary age students
  
Hundreds Chart Games
- Battleship Hundreds Chart Games – grab the free printable with instruction on how to play this fun game with a math twist
- 11+ Hands-on Hundreds Chart ACtivities with free printables
- Counting using a Hundreds Skip Counting Chart
- Roll to 100 Free Printable Math Game – Students roll the dice as they work on counting to 100.
- Groundhog Day Worksheets Count to 100 – this is a SUPER clever activity to help kids with number recognition 1-100. Students will cut and paste squares to match numbers and reveal the picture
- Low-Prep Counting to 100 Games – lots of choices to help kids practice counting to 100
- Free Hundreds Chart Printable and Activity
- Winter 100 Chart Color by Number
- Christmas Math Worksheets – Color by Hundreds Chart
- Easter Worksheet – Color by Hundreds Chart
- St Patricks Day Math Color by Hundreds Chart
- Valentines Day Math Color by Hundreds Chart
- Thanksgiving Worksheets Color by Hundreds Chart
- Back to School Worksheet Color by 100s Chart
- 4th of July Math Worksheets – Color by 100s Chart
- The Very Hungry Caterpillar Worksheet Color by Hundreds Chart
- Christmas Worksheet Hundreds Chart Coloring
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