Hundreds chart worksheet
Forty questions on the hundreds chart: fill in chart pieces, missing numbers in a row, moves up, down and across, neighbours, counting by 10s and chart facts.
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Hundreds chart worksheet
What’s on the worksheet
- 40 questions on hundreds chart, sized for US Letter paper
- 2 pages of questions plus an answer key on the last page
- Written for grades 1–2, matching Common Core 1.NBT.C.5, 2.NBT.A.2
- Name and date lines at the top, and room to show the work
Sample questions from this worksheet
- Fill in the squares above, below, left and right of 27.
- 23, ___, 25, ___, 27
- Start at 36. Go 1 square down.
- Which number is just above 33?
- Count by 10s: 4, 14, ___, ___
- How many squares are in each row of a hundreds chart?
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Practice the hundreds chart online
Between worksheets, a few minutes of online practice keeps the skill fresh. The hundreds chart practice shows a piece of the chart and asks for the missing number. The hundreds chart helps your child check their own answers. For a game, try Number Bingo.
Make a new hundreds chart worksheet
Need another page for extra practice, a retake or a second group in class? The free Mathify Kids test maker builds a fresh hundreds chart worksheet with different numbers every time. Choose how many questions, print it with its own answer key, or let your child take it on screen and see the score straight away.
Hundreds chart: a worked example (One square below 34)
- Each row of the hundreds chart has 10 squares.
- One square down is in the next row, so it is 10 more.
- 34 + 10 = 44: the tens digit goes up by 1.
- The ones digit stays 4, because the number is in the same column.
How to use it at home and in class
At home
Print or draw a hundreds chart and keep it beside the worksheet the first time. For each question, ask your child to put a finger on the start number and move it. After a few, cover the chart and ask “which digit changes?” Down and up change the tens; left and right change the ones. The interactive hundreds chart lets your child colour patterns and hide numbers. Ten problems a day works better than a whole sheet at once. Mark them together with the answer key, then ask your child to explain one they got wrong: finding the mistake themselves is where the learning happens.
In class
Use the first row as a warm-up, a full page for independent practice, or five questions as an exit ticket. For a retake or a second group, make a new version with the test maker so every child gets different numbers.
Mistakes to watch for
- Adding 1 instead of 10 when moving down.
- Moving up for 10 more. Up is 10 less on a hundreds chart.
- At the end of a row, writing 30 + 1 as 31 in the same row instead of the next one.
- Changing the ones digit when moving up or down the column.
What to practice before and after hundreds chart
- Before: number line. If this sheet is a struggle, go back a step.
- After: ordinal numbers, once this one is mostly right.
- Learn it first: the hundreds chart lesson and the numbers chart.
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Questions parents ask
What can kids learn from a hundreds chart?
Counting to 100, skip counting, 10 more and 10 less, and the patterns in our number system: every number in a column ends in the same digit.
What grade is this hundreds chart worksheet for?
It is written for grades 1–2 and matches Common Core standards 1.NBT.C.5, 2.NBT.A.2.
Can I get a different version of this hundreds chart worksheet?
Yes. Use the free Mathify Kids test maker to make a new hundreds chart worksheet with different numbers every time. You choose how many questions, and every version comes with its own answer key.