I can count by 4's to 100 or 120

Highlight multiples of four on a number chart to show the skip-counting pattern. Choose the chart ending at 100 or 120.
Grades
Grade 2
Pages
12
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Updated Feb 21, 2024

Subject
Math
Topic
Skip counting by 4, Number chart
Resource types
Worksheets
Answer key
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I Can Count by 4's to 100 or 120 Worksheet

Give young mathematicians a chance to gain confidence with skip counting by 4's using an engaging, interactive worksheet. Students highlight the numbers on a 100 or 120 chart that represent counting by 4's - 4, 8, 12, 16, and so on, up to 100 or 120. This visual learning tool reinforces skip counting patterns and lays the foundation for multiplication facts. Educators can implement it as individual practice, with a whole class on a projector, or in small groups. When students repeatedly add equal groups of 4, they build the concept that multiplication is repeated addition. For a multiplication extension, show that five groups of four reach 20: 4, 8, 12, 16, 20. Use this versatile resource creatively to build number sense!

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Skip count by 4's from 4 up to 100

  • Skip count by 4's from 4 up to 120

  • Recognize the numeric pattern created when every fourth number is marked on a hundred/120 chart

Teaching tips

  • Use the 100-chart pages for students still building the skip-counting sequence, and the 120-chart pages once they are ready to extend past 100

  • Print fresh blank copies for repeated practice, keeping the completed chart versions for checking

  • Have students use a different highlighter color on each repeated attempt so multiple tries on the same chart size can be compared side by side

Skills covered

  • Skip-counting fluency by 4's — students highlight each number in the count-by-4 sequence directly on a 100-chart or 120-chart grid.

  • Number-pattern recognition — students visually trace the repeating pattern that emerges once every fourth number is marked across the chart.

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How do the chart versions differ?

Both PDFs practice counting by four on 100 and 120 charts. The eight-page file includes color and black-and-white layouts with completed versions; the four-page file has one blank and one completed chart of each size.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Skip counting

  • Multiples of 4

  • Number patterns

  • 100 Chart

  • 120 Chart

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