Skip Counting vs Bunny Skip Count

Skip Counting is a game that helps children learn and practice skip counting. Skip Counting is a mental math strategy used to help with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. It is a strategy that is built into the new common core starting as early as kindergarten. This game helps provide skip counting practice for 1s, 2s, 3s, all the way up to the 10s. There is built in flexibility within the game to meet your child/student’s needs. You can select the number to count by, the amount of tiles in the number sequence, the minimum and maximum start value as well the number of hints. For an extra added challenge, you can also choose whether you would like to count by common multiples or uncommon multiples. This game can also be used in the classroom for either whole group instruction or small group learning. It is a great way to practice the concepts taught in school. Download your copy today and let the fun begin!

Skip counting is an easy technique for students to learn multiplication. For example, in skip counting by 2, we count only 2, 4, 6, 8, etc. by skipping one number. In skip counting by 3, we count 3, 6, 9, 12, etc. by skipping two numbers. This game is to help students to learn this skill. There are 4 parts in this game. My bunny tutor: Introduces students on how to do skip counting. Let me try: Students will play a game similar to what "My bunny tutor" introduced. The goal is to collect the correct numbers in the right order. Sort and pick: Numbers are placed randomly such as 6, 2, 4, 8 and students need to sort them from smallest one to largest one so that the bunny can collect them. Pick my egg: Similar to "Sort and pick", numbers are placed randomly and students will need to pick the numbers in the correct order. BONUS: Speech recognition is integrated in this game so students can collect eggs either by touching numbers or by speaking the numbers.