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Counting to 100 by ones and tens
Students practise counting forward from a given number, skip counting by tens, and finding missing numbers using short sequences and multiple-choice lists (e.g., after 34, tens pattern 20 30 , and missing in 61 62 64). Level: kindergarten.
By Edform · Mathematics · Kindergarten · Published Oct 28, 2026 · New
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Questions
- What number comes right after 34?
- Count forward by tens: 20, 30, ___. What comes next?
- Which number is missing? 61, 62, ___, 64
- Which list counts forward by ones starting at 47?
- Put the numbers in order as you count forward by ones.
- Put the numbers in order as you count forward by tens.
- Match each clue to the number it describes.
- Fill in the missing numbers in the counting sequence.
- Choose the number that completes each counting sequence.
- Sort each number into the correct group. Use the sequence 10, 20, 30, 40, ...
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