Hundreds Chart Activities

Are you teaching a unit on numbers to 100 or numbers to 120, or are you teaching a unit about patterns on the hundreds chart? If so, these Hundreds Chart Activities will help your students practice these math skills in a fun and engaging way! These activities can be used during a unit on the hundreds chart or 120 chart, for early finishers, or in math stations as a review!

Learning Numbers to 100 and 120 Using Hundreds Chart Activities

If your students are practicing counting to 100 or counting to 120, these Hundreds and 120 Charts will be a great reference tool! You might display these in the classroom or add them to your students’ math toolkits. For a fun hundreds chart activity, call out a number and have students find and circle the number with a dry-erase marker or cover it with a math manipulative. For a partner activity, you could give students a set of ten math tools (such as Unifix Cubes) and have them cover 10 numbers on the chart. Their partner would have to write or name the numbers that are covered. Partners can take turns for a fun activity to practice number patterns and counting.

Once students recognize patterns on the hundreds or 120 chart, you could give students a 120 Chart Detective sheet or a Hundreds Chart with missing numbers for fun hundreds chart activities. Students can practice filling in the missing numbers. For repeated use, laminate or place in dry erase pockets or sheet protectors. Finally, for the ultimate challenge, give students a blank copy of a hundreds or 120 chart. Students will have to fill in ALL of the numbers to 100 or 120.

Hundreds Chart Puzzles

While learning about numbers to 100 and 120, students love to practice with these hundreds chart puzzles! I print multiple copies on different sheets of color paper; then, I cut apart the charts in varying ways. For easier puzzles, I might cut apart each row for a total of 10 pieces on a 100 chart. For more challenging puzzles, I will cut 100 charts and 120 charts into much smaller pieces in varying shapes! Students love to practice with these hundreds chart activities during whole group lessons with a partner or in math centers.

If you would like to use these hundreds chart activities with you students, I’ve put all of the activities together in a packet that you can download for free.

This 26-page learning resource begins with hundreds chart resources including a hundreds chart poster, a blank hundreds chart, seven different versions of hundreds chart with missing numbers, hundreds chart detective worksheets where students have to find the missing numbers, and two different hundreds chart puzzles!

For students who are ready to practice numbers to 120, a 120 chart poster is included, as well as a blank 120 chart, seven different versions of 120 charts with missing numbers, 120 chart detective worksheets where students have to find the missing numbers, and two different 120 chart puzzles!

These activities are perfect for Kindergarten and First Grade students and offer a variety of differentiated activities.

Here Is What Is Included:

• Hundreds Chart
• Blank Hundreds Chart
• Hundreds Charts with Missing Numbers (7 different versions!)
• 120 Chart
• Blank 120 Chart
• Hundreds Charts with Missing Numbers (7 different versions!)
• Hundreds Chart Detective Worksheets (2 versions – Students have to fill in the missing numbers on different pieces on the hundreds chart. It is not in order from 1-100.)
• 120 Chart Detective Worksheets (2 versions – Students have to fill in the missing numbers on different pieces on the 120 chart. It is not in order from 1-120.)
• Hundreds Chart Puzzles (2 versions)
• 120 Chart Puzzles (2 versions)

If you would like to snag a copy, you can grab one here! Enjoy!