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Skip Counting by 3's Worksheets

Picture-maze pages send students skip-counting by 3s from a snowman to a lily pad to a cloud, each page covering a different span between 3 and 102.
Grades
Preschool–3, Elementary
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Updated May 16, 2022

Subject
Math, Numbers
Topic
Skip Counting, Skip Counting by 3
Resource types
Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
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What's inside this resource

Cute and fun skip counting by 3's worksheets.

Includes:

  • Counting by 3 posters in color

  • Counting by 3 B&W poster

  • Skip counting by 3 practice (3 to 21)

  • Skip counting by 3 practice (3 to 30)

  • Skip counting by 3 practice (3 to 45)

  • Skip counting by 3 practice (48 to 87)

  • Skip counting by 3 practice (75 to 102)

  • Answer key

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In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Students continue the skip-counting-by-3 sequence across five different spans between 3 and 102.

  • Students use a themed picture maze to skip-count from a given starting number to an ending point.

  • Students write the missing numbers of a skip-counting-by-3 chain into blank spaces.

Teaching tips

  • Assign the five practice pages by number span rather than all at once, since each already isolates a manageable range from 3-21 up to 75-102.

  • Post the color or black-and-white reference chart for students to check against while working through the maze pages.

  • Use the fill-in-the-blank page with students who need to write the sequence themselves, and the four maze pages with students who benefit from a visual path.

Skills covered

  • Skip counting by 3 — students continue the sequence from a given start across five practice pages spanning 3 through 102.

  • Number-pattern recognition — students identify the next number in a themed picture maze rather than a plain number line.

  • Sequence recall and recording — one page asks students to write the full sequence into blank spaces instead of following a maze.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

Do all five practice pages use the same picture-maze format?

No — four pages use a themed picture maze (Rocky and a snowman, a frog and a lily pad, a bunny and an egg, a plane through clouds), while one page asks students to write the sequence into blank spaces instead.

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