Counting 1 to 100
A coloured hundred chart. Tap numbers to hear them, practise skip counting or fill in the missing numbers.
About Counting 1 to 100
A hundred chart with each row in its own colour so children can see the pattern of tens. Choose 20, 50 or 100. Skip counting highlights every 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th or 10th number, and the missing numbers mode blanks out numbers to type in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why use a hundred chart?
It shows place value and number patterns: each row is a ten, and each column ends in the same digit.
Can I print a missing numbers worksheet?
Yes. Choose Missing numbers, press New Chart, then Print. Choose Show answers first if you also want an answer copy.
Teacher's guide to Counting 1 to 100
A free counting 1 to 100 page with a colourful hundred chart, spoken numbers, skip counting by 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s and 10s, and missing number games and worksheets you can print.
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How to use it
- Open the Number chart and tap numbers to hear them.
- Choose Skip counting and pick 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s or 10s to highlight the pattern.
- Choose Missing numbers, set how many are blank and type the answers.
- Press Check to see which are right, or Print for a worksheet.
Classroom ideas
- Count to 100 together while the teacher points on the chart.
- Colour all the multiples of 5 and spot the column pattern.
- Use Missing numbers for a quick assessment.
Class activities that use this tool
- Hundred Chart Counting Games 20 min · Count to 100, spot patterns and fill in missing numbers on a colourful hundred chart.
Common questions about the counting 1 to 100
How do I teach counting to 100?
Count together while pointing to the chart, then use skip counting and missing numbers to build patterns.
Is there a printable 100 chart?
Yes. Choose Number chart and press Print.
Can I make a missing numbers worksheet?
Yes. Choose Missing numbers, set how many are blank, then print.