Count in multiples of 6, 7, 8, 25 and 100 worksheet

The worksheet presents a series of engaging activities aimed at helping children practice counting in multiples of 6, 7, 9, 25, and 1000. The first activity is a lively counting game where children stand in a group and count aloud in multiples, with each child saying the next number in sequence. If a child makes a mistake, they sit down, and the game continues until only one child is left standing. This activity can be made more challenging with the introduction of a 'Switch' command, which changes the direction of the count, adding an extra layer of fun and complexity.

In the second activity, children play a variation of the first game, where they replace numbers that are multiples of the chosen multiple with the word 'FIZZ', adding 'BUZZ' for a second multiple, and 'FIZZBUZZ' if a number is a multiple of both. Mistakes result in sitting down, just like in the first activity. The third activity involves a counting stick with intervals marked on it, where children practice counting forwards and backwards from different starting points, attaching multiple cards or post-it notes to the stick. The fourth activity requires children to organize themselves in order according to multiple cards they receive, with potential variations including silent sorting and identifying missing multiples. Finally, the fifth activity is a bingo-style game where children fill a grid with multiples of 25 and then add 25 to called-out numbers, crossing out their numbers if they match the resulting sum, aiming to be the first to cross out all their numbers.