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5s Counting Patterns

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Overview:

A worksheet focused on completing number sequences by counting in 5s. Designed for middle years students.

Learning Objectives:

Reinforce skip counting by 5s.
Improve number sequence recognition and completion.
Strengthen counting fluency.

How the Activity Works:

Students are given a series of number sequences counting by 5s, with some numbers missing. They are asked to fill in the blanks to complete the sequences. This activity helps students develop fluency with counting in 5s and enhances their understanding of number patterns.

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