Skip counting is a useful skill if you need to count sets of objects, such as pairs of shoes, gloves, the wheels on a tricycle, or even money. Counting on in twos, threes, fives and tens is easy ...

Practise 'skip counting' by twos, fives and tens. For example, 'skip count' by five to arrange four carriages into the order 12, 17, 22, 27. Play the Number Trains game!

Learn how to spell your name, practice skip counting, and explore animal movements and diets.

Counting additional animals—alpacas by twos, llamas by fives, and 50 yaks by 10s—results in 100 animals landing in Clarissa’s room, flamboyantly colored in bold shades and patterns.