
Counting to 1000 by Tens and Hundreds Worksheet
A kangaroo-themed Counting to 1000 by Tens and Hundreds Worksheet that helps 2nd graders complete skip-counting patterns by filling in the missing numbers. Answer key included for quick, no-prep math practice.
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Description
Skip counting is one of the first big steps toward place value and mental math, and this Counting to 1000 by Tens and Hundreds Worksheet gives second graders focused practice counting forward by tens and by hundreds all the way to 1,000. When students count by tens and hundreds, they begin to see the patterns hidden inside our number system—how the tens digit or the hundreds digit changes in a steady, predictable way while the rest of the number stays the same.
This skip counting worksheet presents eight number patterns split into two sections: counting by tens and counting by hundreds. Each pattern is shown as a row of number boxes with several numbers missing, and students fill in the blanks to complete the sequence. To use it, have children read the numbers that are given, decide whether the pattern grows by ten or by one hundred, and then write the missing numbers in order. A cheerful kangaroo hopping across stepping stones reminds them that skip counting is just like taking bigger, even jumps along the number line.
What’s Included
- 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
- Answer key
- 8 skip-counting patterns (counting by tens and by hundreds)
This Counting to 1000 by Tens and Hundreds Worksheet helps children in three important ways. First, filling in missing numbers builds number sense and helps students internalize the ten-more and hundred-more patterns instead of memorizing by rote. Second, working with numbers up to 1,000 stretches counting fluency well beyond 100 and prepares kids for adding and subtracting multiples of ten and one hundred. Third, the clear, boxed layout makes it easy for young learners to track their place in each sequence and check their own work against the included answer key.
Teachers and parents can extend this skill in playful ways. Count by tens and hundreds out loud during clean-up time or while climbing stairs, use coins and hundred-dollar play bills to build the patterns with real objects, or challenge children to keep a pattern going past 1,000. A hundreds chart, base-ten blocks, and lively skip-counting songs all give kids another way to feel the rhythm of counting by tens and hundreds.
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