Scoring continues clockwise, until the dealer, who scores last. Once the dealer has scored his hand, he then flips over the kitty cards and scores it like an additional bonus hand. When playing competitively, miss scoring has detrimental effects. If a player catches you underscoring yourself, they may claim the extra, uncounted points for themselves. If a player catches you over scoring yourself, you will be forced to correct your score, and they may claim the difference in scores for themselves.
Most people play friendly, though, and allow players to correct their scores.
We will continue this example with the last cards we used, so we can show you how the second round is scored. The knobs card was already scored when it was flipped. Traditionally, Cribbage is scored with a cribbage board. This is typically a board with holes and pegs that allow you to easily count up to your intended score. While you can score this game on paper, it isn't very convenient, because of the rapid and repeated scoring nature of the game.