Counting in big jumps
You learn to count on and back in jumps of 100, 1,000 and 10,000.
How to work it out
- Look at which digit changes with each jump: the hundreds for 100, the thousands for 1,000.
- The other digits stay the same.
- If a digit goes past 9, the digit in front of it goes up by one.
Count on in jumps of 100: 2,350; 2,450; 2,550; …
- Look at which digit changes: the hundreds digit goes 3, 4, 5.
- The other digits stay the same.
- The next hundreds digit is 6.
- So 2,650.
More examples
Count on in jumps of 1,000: 8,200; 9,200; …
The thousands digit goes past 9: 10,200.
Count back in jumps of 10,000: 45,000; 35,000; …
25,000.