Skip Counting by Hundreds Concepts

This video tutorial teaches how to identify patterns in numbers when skip counting by hundreds using base 10 blocks and a place value chart. It reviews the concept of skip counting, explains how to use base 10 blocks to model numbers, and demonstrates how to identify patterns in the hundreds place while the ones and tens places remain constant. The tutorial includes practice exercises for skip counting by hundreds and finding missing numbers in a series.

What does skip counting mean?

• Counting backwards

• Counting by tens only

• Counting by any number other than one

• Counting by ones

What are the base 10 blocks used to represent hundreds called?

• Squares

• Cubes

• Rods

• Flats

When skip counting by hundreds, which digit changes?

• Ones digit

• Hundreds digit

• Thousands digit

• Tens digit

If you start with 143 and skip count by hundreds, what is the next number?

• 143

• 153

• 343

• 243

What remains the same when skip counting by hundreds?

• Ones and hundreds digits

• Tens and ones digits

• All digits change

• Hundreds and tens digits

What is the missing number in the sequence: 471, ___, 671?

• 471

• 571

• 671

• 771

How does the hundreds digit change when skip counting by hundreds?

• It decreases by one

• It increases by one

• It doubles

• It stays the same

What is the next number after 543 when skip counting by hundreds?

• 443

• 543

• 743

• 643

Which of the following numbers follows the pattern of skip counting by hundreds starting from 143?

• 243

• 153

• 133

• 343

What is the main concept learned in this lesson?

• Identifying patterns in skip counting by thousands

• Identifying patterns in skip counting by ones

• Identifying patterns in skip counting by hundreds

• Identifying patterns in skip counting by tens