Blank hundreds chart
Blank hundreds chart 1–100 · 1 page + answer key
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This blank hundreds chart is an empty 10 × 10 grid. Filling it in from 1 to 100 is a great counting and number-writing workout for kindergarten and 1st grade, and kids start noticing the patterns as they go: each row ends in a ten, and every number in a column ends in the same digit.
Don't expect it done in one sitting. Have your child fill one or two rows a day, saying each number aloud. Older kids can fill in only one skip-counting pattern, like every multiple of 4. The answer key is a filled 1–100 chart for checking.
Tips for using it
- Fill in one row a day and say each number out loud.
- Ask your child to fill just the 10s column first. It gives them landmarks for the rest.
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All printable hundreds chartQuestions
Can I make a blank 120 chart?
Yes. Choose 1–120 under Numbers. The Common Core standards ask 1st graders to count to 120.
Is there an answer key?
Yes. Turn on Answer key and the last page is the filled chart.