Counting by twos, fives and tens with pictures
TWOS, FIVES< by Delta publications
Key notes :
π Key Points:
- When we count by twos, we skip one number each time.
- We count like this: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20… π―
- It helps us count pairs of things quickly β like socks π§¦, shoes π, or eyes π.
- π‘ Itβs also called skip counting!
πΌοΈ Picture Ideas:
π¦π§ Each child has 2 hands ββ β count all hands by twos!
𧦠Line up socks in pairs β 2, 4, 6, 8…
ποΈπ Counting by Fives (5οΈβ£s)
π Key Points:
- When we count by fives, we add 5 each time.
- We count like this: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30… π
- It helps us count fingers ποΈ, nickels π°, or stars β in groups of 5.
- π‘ Every number ends in 5 or 0 when counting by fives.
πΌοΈ Picture Ideas:
ποΈ Hands with 5 fingers each β count all fingers by fives!
β Stars in groups of 5 β 5, 10, 15…
ππ Counting by Tens (10οΈβ£s)
π Key Points:
- When we count by tens, we add 10 each time.
- We count like this: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60… π
- It helps us count bundles of ten things like pencils βοΈ, sticks πΏ, or balls β½.
- π‘ All numbers end in zero (0) when counting by tens.
πΌοΈ Picture Ideas:
πͺ΅ Bundles of 10 sticks πΏπΏ
π Balloons grouped in 10s πππ
π‘π― Why Itβs Important
- Makes counting faster β±οΈ and easier!
- Helps in learning multiplication tables π’ later.
- Helps count money π΅, objects π², and time β°.
ποΈ Fun Practice Ideas:
π¨ Color groups of 2, 5, or 10 objects.
π΅ Sing skip counting songs β β2, 4, 6, 8, who do we appreciate?β π
π² Play with counting cubes or beads in groups!
Learn with an example
π²Count the apple slices by 5s.

How many apple slices are there? ______
- Count by 5s.

- There are 10 apple slices.
π²Count the stars by 10s.

How many stars are there? ______
- Count by 10s.

- There are 40 stars.
π²Count the bananas by 5s.

How many bananas are there? ______
- Count by 5s.

- There are 25 bananas.
Let’s practice!

