Learning Fun With Skip Counting Apple Trees

These Skip Counting Apple trees are a way to review your skip counting. They make skip counting a hands-on activity that can help kids learn their skip counting numbers.

The skip counting apple trees are easy to use. They are and easy no prep activity. I do show a few other activities you can do with them.

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This is a great addition to the skip counting printables on the site.

What is Skip Counting?

Skip counting is working on adding the same number over and over. You have a pattern of adding or counting.

So if you skip counting by 5s, you have a pattern like, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and so forth. These patterns can be repeated for many numbers.

The most often numbers used are 2 through 12. And that is what this skip counting apple tree printables work on is numbers 1 through 12 skip counting.

Skip Counting Apple Trees

The skip counting apple trees come in two different types: color and black & white. The black and white is a way to help out those in a school setting or at home that might not want to use all the color printing. They are very much the same just one does not have color.

Things to use with the Skip Counting Apple Trees Printable

There are several things we plan on using:

• printer
• white copy paper
• white cardstock
• laminator
• laminating pouches
• apple table scatters
• red glass stones
• dot marker
• skip counting tiles
• multiplication flashcards

Ways to Use the Apple Tree Skip Counting Printable

You can see several ways below to use these apple skip counting printables.

Using the Dot Markers on the Skip Counting Apple Trees

You are use the Dot Markers with these printables. They will work on either color or black & white. You can skip counting in order and dot the numbers on the apple tree.

Using the red glass gems on the Skip Counting Apple Trees

The red glass gems make great fine motor activity for this. You cover the apples with the stones as you find them. One way you can pick the numbers is to use the multiplication flashcards. You give them the set of cards, that matches up with the skip counting. They cover the answers as they find them.

Using the Skip Counting Tiles on the Skip Counting Apple Trees

The skip counting tiles are one of the skip counting printables on the site. They are fun to practice with. For this, we use them as a simple number matching activity. You can use the skip counting tiles to cover the apples, gems etc to cover the numbers on the tree.

What you will find in the free Apple Skip Counting Trees:

• Skip counting for numbers 1 to 12
• Color or black and white options
• 24 pages of printables

Click here to your copy of the Skip Counting Apple Trees.

Apple Skip Counting Selling Set

The Apple Skip Counting Set works on skip counting from 2 to 12. It is a great way to work on worksheets and skip counting mats, puzzles, task cards, and number lines to help learn to skip counting.

Click here to buy the Apple Skip Counting Set at Teachers Pay Teachers

What you will find in the Apple Skip Counting Selling Set

• Skip Counting from 2 to 12
• Apple Skip Counting Worksheets 2 to 12
• Apple Skip Puzzles 2 to 12
• Skip Counting Apple Tree Mats 2 to 12
• Skip Counting Cards to use with Matching Skip Counting Task Cards
• Skip Counting Task Cards Recording Sheet
• Apple Tree Skip Counting Number Line
• Also included the Apple Skip Counting pages from the site in color and black and white.
• Pages: 85
• Price: $4

Click here to buy the Apple Skip Counting Set at Teachers Pay Teachers

If you are looking for more Apple Math Activities check the Apple Pack: Math Update.

Check out these other skip counting printables:

Skip Counting Dice Printable

Skip Counting Wall Cards

Skip Counting Tile Printable

Number Skip Counting Printable

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