Hundred Charts! | Mrs. Arsenault's Blog!
A hundred chart is a great way to build number sense and help children understand how numbers are related to each other. Help your child find patterns in the chart. When you skip-count by fives, you name all the numbers that end in 0 or 5. When you skip-count by tens, you name all the numbers that end in a 0 and all the numbers fall in the last column of the chart. Challenge your child to skip-count in other ways and find different patterns on the chart to help them remember the skip-counting patterns. Below is a printable version of a hundreds chart. Have fun!
Help the monkey place the numbers in the hundred chart.
Find the 1o “bones” (numbers) on the hundred chart within 60 seconds. We love this game! It is a great way to share our mathematical thinking. How did you know that number was in that square, row, or column? I love how competitive the students get with this game!