Skip Count by Seven Worksheet
This skip count by seven worksheet has 3rd graders complete number patterns that count by sevens and solve story problems about equal groups. An answer key makes checking quick.
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Description
Skip counting by seven is one of the trickier patterns for young learners, because the ones digit changes in a new way with every jump. This skip count by seven worksheet gives 3rd graders steady practice adding seven again and again, so the pattern starts to feel natural and the multiples of seven become easier to remember.
On the first part of the page, students fill in the missing numbers in five number lines that count by seven from three-digit starting numbers. Each line begins on a number that is not a multiple of seven, so children have to add carefully instead of reciting a memorized list. In the second part, they solve three story problems about boxes and packs of seven by writing a skip count on the line and the total in the answer box. Use this skip count by seven worksheet for morning work, a math center, homework, or a quick check after a lesson on number patterns.
What’s Included
- Five number patterns that skip count by seven within 1,000
- Three story problems about adding equal groups of seven
- A skip count line and an answer box for every story problem
- Colorful pictures of a crayon box, a card pack, and a cardboard box
- A complete answer key
Why It Helps Kids
First, counting by seven from numbers that are not multiples of seven makes students think about each jump rather than memorize a chant. Second, lines that cross into a new hundred build confidence with three-digit addition and regrouping. Third, the story problems show that skip counting is a fast way to add equal groups, which prepares students for multiplying by seven.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, count by sevens out loud from zero and write the first ten multiples on the board so children can notice the pattern in the ones digits. After the worksheet, have students check one line by subtracting seven backward from the last number. Kids can also write their own story problem about something that comes in sevens, like days in a week, and trade it with a partner. This 3rd grade skip counting worksheet pairs well with the other skip counting sheets below.
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