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Blank Hundred Chart: Free Printable
A free printable blank hundred chart with answer key. Print it or save as PDF, with skip-counting colours and missing-number practice.
Hundred chart
Print a 1–100 or 1–120 chart, a missing-numbers worksheet, or a blank chart to fill in. Colour the skip-counting pattern.
Tip: print the worksheet for your child and the answer key for yourself. Choose “Save as PDF” as the printer to keep a copy.
Write the numbers 1–100
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📚 Curriculum sources: Common Core Kindergarten: Counting & Cardinality · Common Core Grade 1: Number & Operations in Base Ten · National curriculum in England: mathematics
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Patterns to spot
Going down one row adds 10. Going right one square adds 1. Every number in the last column ends in 0: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100.
Try this: cover a number with your finger and ask your child what's hidden. Then ask what's one more, one less, ten more and ten less.
US Common Core: count to 100 by ones and tens in kindergarten, to 120 in Grade 1. England: count to 100 in Year 1, in 2s, 5s and 10s.
Questions grown-ups ask
What is a hundred chart used for?+
Counting to 100, spotting patterns (each row is 10 more), skip counting, and adding or taking away 1 and 10.
100 chart or 120 chart?+
US first graders count to 120 (Common Core), so many teachers use a 120 chart from Grade 1.