Counting by Tens What Comes Next Worksheet
Using Counting by Tens What Comes Next Worksheet, students write the number that is ten more or less in order to build their counting fluency.
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How to teach Counting
Using Counting by Tens What Comes Next Worksheet, students write the number that is ten more or less in order to build their counting fluency.
Being able to count forwards and backwards from any number is an important skill for your students. It will help your students as they begin counting coins and skip counting. This worksheet gives them the practice that they need to become really good counters so they can count in a snap.
Think about counting by tens. Write the number that is ten before, or ten after, each number shown.
Other resources to use with this Counting by Tens What Comes Next Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about counting.
Use this Gumball Jar Counting Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this activity by listening to the Have Fun Teaching Counting by Tens Song. Next, have students practice counting by ones out loud! Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Once finished, challenge students to practice counting by ones from a different number than 0. Students can also draw their own sets to practice counting by ones.
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