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2nd Grade Math
Number and Operations
13. TX.2.6.A
13.6 Multiplying by skip counting up to 99
Multiplying by Skip Counting Up to 99
Discover how skip counting turns repeated jumps on a number line into fast multiplication facts, with clear steps and worked examples up to 99.
What You'll Learn
Recognize that skip counting means jumping forward by the same number again and again on a number line.
Connect the number of jumps and the jump size to a multiplication fact such as \( 4 \times 6 = 24 \).
Apply skip counting to find products up to 99 without adding one at a time.
Compare skip counting to repeated addition to see why both methods give the same answer.
Solve multiplication problems by choosing a convenient number to skip count by, such as 2, 5, or 10.
What You'll Practice
1
Skip counting by various numbers to find products
2
Filling in multiplication tables using counting patterns
3
Solving multiplication problems with 2-digit numbers
Why This Matters
Skip counting builds your foundation for multiplication mastery and mental math speed. This method helps you understand why multiplication works, making it easier to memorize times tables and quickly solve everyday problems like calculating prices or measurements.
This Unit Includes
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Skip Counting
Multiplication
Number Patterns
Mental Math
Times Tables
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