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Skip Counting by 6 Worksheets

Skip counting by 6 from 6 to 120 is practiced through five themed path activities, from helping Rocky reach a snowman to guiding a frog to its lily pad, each checked against an answer key.
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Preschool–2, Elementary
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Updated May 16, 2022

Subject
Math, Patterns
Topic
skip counting, math patterns
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Skip Counting by 6 Worksheets

The Skip Counting by 6 Worksheets is a captivating teaching resource made to support young learners develop their math skills. Suitable for students in Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1 and Grade 2, this tool also caters to early learning.

  • This resource is packed with special worksheets that help kids learn patterns and number recognition through skip counting.
  • The product offers practice pages that facilitate counting by sixes from six up to sixty round off to one hundred twenty.
  • Included in one convenient PDF file are colored posters that visually elucidate the concept of counting by sixes.
  • An alternative black and white poster also provides an additional visual support for better understanding this basic mathematical pattern.

We Understand Teacher's Needs!

We value educators! That’s why we have provided an answer key within these worksheets - smoothening the assessment process thus encouraging self-guided learning allowing children independently verify their work. Ideal for homework assignments or extra post-lesson practice.

Versatility at its Best!

Adaptable enough for both a large-class instruction or smaller group activities within your classroom setting - these vibrant worksheet injects creativity into routine arithmetic lessons while strengthening foundational maths ability.

  • Daily Warm-ups: Kickstart each class on a high note with our worksheets as initiatory exercises.
  • Home Assignments: Utilize these resources as tasks that consolidate information learnt during lessons.
  • Extra Holiday work: Even away from school, keep your students engaged with our seasonal-themed tasks.

In a nutshell, the Skip Counting by 6 Worksheets offer a fun yet systematic way to reinforce math competencies while maintaining young learners' interest – supplying value throughout your teaching day.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Skip count by 6 from 6 to 120, filling in missing multiples along a themed path.

  • Recognize and continue the multiples-of-6 number pattern given a partial sequence.

  • Self-check skip-counting answers against a provided answer key.

Teaching tips

  • Introduce the reference chart on page 3 before assigning any of the five themed practice pages, since it shows the complete 6-to-120 sequence students will need to continue.

  • Assign the five themed pages in any order, since each is a self-contained path activity using the same 6-to-120 sequence with different starting numbers already filled in.

  • Use the matching answer keys to let students self-check immediately after finishing each themed page.

Skills covered

  • Skip counting by 6 — students fill in missing multiples of 6 from 6 to 120 across five themed path activities.

  • Number pattern recognition — each activity provides several numbers already in place, requiring students to infer the pattern and continue it.

  • Self-checking — five matching answer keys let students verify each completed path.

Good to know

Questions teachers ask about this resource

How do the five themed pages differ in their starting numbers?

While all five use the multiples-of-6 sequence, the pre-filled starting numbers differ: Rocky's page begins at 6, the plane's page begins at 72, and bunny's page begins at 60, so students practice continuing the pattern from different points in the sequence.

How does each of the five pages vary in theme?

Each of the five pages uses a different theme and character (Rocky and a snowman, an unthemed grid, a frog and a lily pad, a plane and clouds, a bunny and an egg), so the underlying skip-counting sequence is the only element that repeats across pages.

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Core concepts

  • Skip counting

  • Multiples of 6

  • Number patterns

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