Skip Counting by 6

The practice of counting by skipping over some numbers is known as skip counting. For instance, if we start with 0 and decide to skip over some numbers by 3, the following numbers will be 3, 6, 9, and so on. As a result, when we skip count by 6, we go through 6 digits at once.

Skip counting by 6

Skip Counting

Skip counting is a way of counting that involves removing some numbers. It is also possible to think of it as a way to count by increasing the previous number each time. One way to count is to skip a fixed number of places along the counting line.

For instance, when we skip count by 10, we begin at 0 and move on to the next number until we reach 10.

Skip counting by 10 requires counting every tenth number beginning with the given number. Starting at zero, we count 0, 10, 20, 30, and so on. You'll notice that we skipped the numbers between each time and jumped right to the number that comes after our current one.

Ways to Skip Counting

• Skip counting by adding or subtracting:

Skip counting can also refer to adding or taking away a specific amount from each successive number. To skip count by 6, we would count as 6, 12, 18, 24, and so on. Remember that each number in this series is six more than the previous one. Let us take the example of adding or subtracting skip counting by 6:

$\begin{array}{l}6 + 0 = 6\\6 + 6 = 12\\12 + 6 = 18\\18 + 6 = 24\end{array}$

• Skip counting on the number line:

Using the number line, we can skip count by simply moving forward a certain number to create a sequence. Beginning with the first number on the number line, work your way forward and to the right when adding, or you can deduct from the largest number on the number line before moving to the left.

Let us take the example of skip counting by 6 on a number line:

Number line

Skip Counting by 6

As we all know, skip counting involves removing some numbers from the total. Thus, skipping past 6 must mean skipping counting by 6. As a result, we start at 0 and go directly to the next number, which is 6, 12, 18, 24, and so on, without counting any of them.

In other words, skip counting by six or count in groups of six, start with six, add six to reach the next number, and then keep adding six to the previous number to keep counting by six.

Skip Counting by 6 charts

A skip counting by 6 charts of the first 500 numbers is provided below because it is impossible to skip count by 6 infinitely continuously:

Conclusion

Why do you think that skipping counts is so simple? By this point, you need to be aware of what skip counting is and the many types of it. Skip counting is enjoyable and easy, isn't it? Next time, we'll practice skipping a larger number.

We can also get the required number by multiplying it by the number.