Counting in 10s to 100 - PowerPoint

In this engaging mathematics resource aimed at Year 1 students, the concept of skip counting by tens up to one hundred is introduced and practised. The teaching material starts by explaining the process of adding ten to the previous number in the sequence to continue counting. For example, starting from zero, the sequence would be 10, 20, 30, and so on. Students are encouraged to predict the next number in the sequence, reinforcing their understanding of number patterns and place value. The resource includes interactive elements, such as a PowerPoint presentation, that guide children through the process of counting in tens, asking them to vocalise the next number in the sequence, thereby enhancing their learning experience.

The resource further solidifies the concept with a variety of worksheets and activities. These include sequences with missing numbers where students must determine the correct number that comes next when counting in tens. Additionally, there is a maze worksheet where children navigate from zero to one hundred by colouring in squares in increments of ten, moving up, down, or diagonally. This hands-on approach not only makes learning fun but also helps students visualise and comprehend the pattern of counting in tens, laying a strong foundation for their mathematical skills in number and place value.