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From a few gaps to a completely blank chart, 1–100 or 101–200. A new chart every click.
The hundred chart is one of the most useful pictures in primary maths. Every row is a new ten, and every column holds the numbers with the same last digit, so the chart makes the patterns of our number system visible. Filling in the missing numbers makes children use those patterns: the number below is ten more, the number to the left is one less. Start with a few gaps and work up to a completely blank chart, or move on to 101–200.
Best for ages 5–8
25 missing at 5–6, 60 missing at 6–7, and the blank chart or 101–200 from 7.
The 1–100 chart is the most common in schools: each row ends with a ten (10, 20, 30…).
Yes: the full chart, with the numbers the child had to write shown in blue.
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