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Hundred charts offer so many valuable learning ideas! I want to share with you a BUNCH of fun and simple hundred chart learning ideas for your kids. You can use these for many ages and stages of learning.
This video shows how I teach my kids to count to 100 by 10’s.
1. Learn to count with a hundred chart
2. Use small toys or food (cheerios, m&m’s, etc) to count on a hundred chart
3. Fill in a blank hundred chart- Donna Young has some great printable ones for free.
4. Make a hundred chart puzzle
5. Practice addition, subtraction or multiplication on a hundred chart.
6. Learn evens and odds on a hundred chart.
7. Do hundred chart coloring pages
8. Practice counting by 2’s, 5’s, or 10’s on a hundred chart
9. Play Race to 100 with dice- print out a chart for each person playing and take turn rolling dice. Cross off the squares as you roll the numbers. The first to 100 wins!
10. Use math cubes and a hundred chart to count to 100
11. Play Hundred Chart Battleship (Find a FREE copy in my Subscriber Library!)
12. Find Number Patterns using a hundred board.
Here is a fun Free printable hundred patterns book from Buggy & Buddy
13. Make a life size hundred chart with this printable, draw it with sidewalk chalk outside, or make one on a shower curtain with tape.
14. Count with money on a hundred chart. Count by pennies,dimes, nickels, or quarters.
15. Number 100 things and hide them (Hershey’s kisses, post-it notes, or anything else small). Have the kids find them and fill up the hundred chart.
16. Make a sticky Hundred Chart (love this idea from Coffee Cups and Crayons!)
17. Love this free number find game from the Lesson Plan Diva!
18. Fill in the blanks hundred charts- print out some partially filled in charts and have the kids find the missing numbers. Create your own with this site.
19. Make a t square cut-out for a hundred chart to practice adding 1 or 10 and subtracting 1 or 10.
20. Practice math problems by coloring multiples of certain numbers.
21. Play How Many to 100? players take turns picking a number and the other person has to say how many more it will take to add to 100.
22. Learn to round to the nearest 10. Choose a number, have the child find it and round to the nearest 10.
23. Try this interactive hundred chart from ABCya.com.
24. Another interactive hundred chart game from Soft Schools.
25. Play Plus 10 -starting at any number see if your child can add 10 to it using the hundred chart as a guide.
26. Create your own dry erase hundred chart poster with a fun idea from Boy Mama Teacher Mama.
27. Play What Number am I? Secretly pick a number and give clues to your child to help them guess your secret number. Clues may include (This number has 2 digits, the ones digit is less than 3, etc…)
28. Play Bingo with the hundred chart. have numbers 1-100 on cards in a container. Call out the numbers and someone gets a bingo when they have a complete row.
29. Count days with the hundred chart. Keep track of how many days in school, or use it to count down to a special day.
30. Play some Hundred Chart Learning Games on the iPad or iPhone:
Mystery Numbers
Hundred Square
Montessori Hundred Board
Hundreds Board
Learning to Count to 100
Count to 100
Eggy Numbers to 100
Do you have any more fun hundred chart learning ideas? Share them in the comments.
This is part of the iHN Massive Guide for Homeschooling Math.
Malia {Playdough to Plato} says
Great roundup of hundreds chart activities, Karyn!! Sharing.
Here’s a post sharing how to teach skip counting with a hundreds chart:
http://www.playdoughtoplato.com/2013/09/26/hundreds-chart-part-2-counting-by-10s/
Becky @ This Reading Mama says
What an amazing round-up of ideas! I love them. Thank you also for participating in the 100th day of school blog hop. Here’s an old post of mine that integrates spelling and the 100 board–>
http://thisreadingmama.com/2012/02/01/free-printable-hundred-board-spelling/
Dayna@ Lemon lime adventures says
I think this is a great roundup of 100th day activities for the 100 chart! Love every idea!
Andrea @ No Doubt Learning says
Thanks for all the great ideas – I especially love the cut outs so you can see the number before, after, 10 above, and 10 below! Thanks for joining us with the hop!
Jill says
This is a fantastic collection of ideas!
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