A 100 number chart is very helpful for noticing patterns, practicing counting, learning multiplication (skip counting) and more.

If you have some plastic or wooden tiles you can place them over certain numbers to make a pattern more visual or use the tiles to practice skip counting.

Click here for a printable hundred number chart.

Click here for a blank chart. A blank chart is nice if you want your child to practice writing in the numbers or to make it easier to observe a number pattern.

Click here to download printable "tiles" to use on the charts listed above. We recommend that you print them out onto cardstock. Once the tiles are printed, you will need to cut them out along the black lines.

Click here for an interactive hundreds number chart (off-site).

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