Hundreds chart
An interactive 1–100 chart: colour patterns, highlight multiples, play “find the missing numbers” and print filled, blank or gap charts.
Hundreds chart
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Put it on a classroom screenCombine it with a timer, a noise meter and more on one board.Hundreds chart — interactive 1–100 chart and printables
A hundreds chart shows the numbers 1 to 100 in rows of ten, and on the board it becomes a counting game. Tap numbers to colour patterns with four colours, highlight the multiples of any number to see skip counting, or hide some numbers and let the class work out what is missing. You can also hide everything and reveal numbers one at a time. Switch to 0–99 or a 120 chart when you need them. Print the hundreds chart filled in, blank for students to complete, or with gaps to fill.
How to use it
- 1Choose 1–100, 0–99 or 1–120 and what the chart shows.
- 2Colour patterns, highlight multiples or start the missing numbers game.
- 3Print a filled, blank or gap chart for practice.
Ideas for your classroom
- Skip count by 2s, 5s and 10s with the multiples highlighted.
- Play “find the missing numbers” as a five-minute warm up.
- Colour odd and even numbers to see the pattern.
- Send a blank hundreds chart home for counting practice.
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Is the hundreds chart free?
You can try it free without an account. After a few uses a free Edform teacher account keeps it unlimited, with no credit card.
How does the missing numbers game work?
Choose how many numbers to hide. They turn into question marks; students say the number, then tap to check. “Missing numbers game” hides a new set.
Can I show skip counting?
Yes. Set “Highlight multiples of” to 2, 5, 10 or any number up to 20 and the multiples light up.
Is there a printable hundreds chart?
Yes: a filled chart, a blank chart and a chart with gaps, each on one page with a name line on the student sheets.
Can students practise numbers on their own devices?
Yes, in Edform: number and place value quizzes play as games on students’ own devices, with results saved for you.
More classroom tools
All classroom tools- Number lineAn interactive number line for the board: whole numbers, negatives, fractions and decimals. Tap to mark numbers and show the jumps; print practice lines.
- Multiplication chartAn interactive times table chart for the board: tap a cell for its fact, hide the answers to practise, print a filled or blank chart.
- Base ten blocksVirtual base ten blocks: build numbers with ones, tens, hundreds and thousands, regroup and break apart, and play “show me” number challenges.
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