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10s Counting Sequence Set

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Overview:

A set of three worksheets focused on counting in 10s, including tasks for counting forwards, backwards, and in mixed sequences. Designed for early and middle years students.

Learning Objectives:

Count forwards in 10s from any given number.
Count backwards in 10s from any given number.
Identify and complete mixed sequences involving multiples of 10.

How the Activity Works:

Students complete three worksheets: one for counting forwards in 10s, one for counting backwards in 10s, and one with mixed sequences that require them to identify and fill in missing numbers. These tasks help students strengthen their understanding of the number system and improve their fluency with multiples of 10.

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