I can count by 5's to 100 and 120 on a hundreds chart

Children count by fives and highlight the numbers they say on a chart. Versions ending at 100 or 120 let them continue the pattern over different ranges.
Grades
K–2
Pages
12
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Updated Mar 10, 2023

Subject
Math, Numbers
Topic
Counting by 5s, Hundreds chart
Resource types
Worksheets
Answer key
Included
Standards
2.NBT.A.2

Product description

From the author

Use these number charts to practice skip counting by fives to 100 or 120. Children say the sequence and highlight the corresponding numbers, then describe the pattern.

Two PDFs contain twelve pages across three styles. Each range and style has an unhighlighted numbered chart and a completed highlighted reference. Color and black-and-white designs are included.

Choose a range for whole-class, small-group or individual practice. The activity supports the skip-counting-by-fives component of 2.NBT.A.2; it does not provide practice to 1,000 or all of the standard’s counting sequences.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Skip count by 5s to 100 and to 120, identifying each number landed on.

  • Recognize the number pattern that skip counting by 5s creates across a chart grid.

Teaching tips

  • Have students count aloud by 5s together before highlighting, since the instruction line repeats identically on every page.

  • Use the 100-chart pages first, then move to the 120-chart pages once the pattern is established.

Skills covered

  • Skip counting by 5s — students identify and highlight every fifth number up to 100 or 120.

  • Number pattern recognition — students see the visual pattern skip counting by 5s creates across a chart grid.

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

  • 2.NBT.A.2

Core concepts

  • Skip counting by 5s

  • Hundreds chart

  • Hundred-and-twenty chart

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