Why educators choose this skip counting display

• Builds strong number sense
  Supports understanding of number sequences, patterns, and relationships.

• Strengthens early multiplication foundations
  Reinforces skip counting as a key bridge to times tables and mental maths.

• Encourages independent learning
  Provides a clear visual reference students can return to during learning.

• Creates calm, focused maths spaces
  Designed to support concentration without visual overload.

• Embeds First Nations perspectives authentically
  Integrates artwork meaningfully into everyday numeracy learning.

What’s included

• Skip counting number sequences suitable for classroom display

• Clear, consistent visual layout for easy reference

• Designed to coordinate with the Bright Futures decor collection

• Artwork Story

Format

• High-quality, print-ready PDF digital download

 

About the Artist

Mandy Draper a proud Cabrogal Dharug woman from New South Wales, the artist and founder of Deadly Dot Pots, where she uses her painting to share culture, healing and connection to Country. Her art began as apart of her own mental health journey, a way to heal and reconnect. Through her work, Mandy inspires the community, running workshops to educate and empower future generations to embrace culture and creativity. Each artwork Mandy creates reflects stories of strength, culture and connection, keeping culture alive while inspiring conversations, and empowering our people to take care of their wellbeing.