A printable hundreds chart and skip counting pack for kindergarten through 3rd grade: 1–100 and 1–120 charts, eleven pattern charts for counting by 2s through 12s, count-by ladders, a mastery tracker, desk strips, a full-page chart card, poster files, and a page of patterns and tricks. 18 pages, US Letter and A4.
A plain hundreds chart is free all over the internet. This pack is about what the chart shows. Shade the 5s and you get two straight columns. The 9s run down a diagonal. Once a child sees the shape, the count makes sense, and the count becomes the multiplication facts later.
What's inside (18 pages)
- Hundreds chart, 1–100, color. Rounded number tiles, one color per row, the 10s in green.
- Counting to 120 chart. The same chart two rows longer, for the first-grade count to 120.
- Black and white chart, a fill-in-the-missing-numbers chart, and a blank chart.
- Pattern charts, three pages, four to a page. Eleven hundreds charts, one for each count from 2s to 12s, with only those numbers shaded and one line on what to notice. Plus a blank board for your child to try one.
- Count-by ladders, two landscape pages. Each count from 2s to 12s as twelve hops in large type. Every row is one row of the multiplication chart.
- Mastery tracker. Check off each count with the chart, without it, and backwards, and write the date.
- Desk strips, two to a page, color and black and white. All eleven count-bys on one strip.
- Hundreds chart card. One full-page 1–100 chart with the 2s, 5s and 10s underneath, for the desk or the math binder.
- Patterns and tricks. How to move around the chart (one row down is ten more), a rule for each count, and how to teach it.
- Poster files: 1–100 and 1–120, color and black and white, at 11×17, 18×24 and 24×36. The 24×36 black and white file prints as an office-supply store engineering print for a few dollars.
Who it's for
Kindergarten through 3rd grade. Younger children use the hundreds charts for counting and place value; older ones use the pattern charts and ladders to get ready for multiplication facts.
Who should skip it
If your child already knows their count-bys to 12s, go straight to our Multiplication Chart Pack. If you only want a single 1–100 chart for the wall, there are free ones that will do the job.
What you get
Two PDFs (US Letter and A4, 18 pages each), twelve poster PDFs, and a short README, all in one zip. Instant download after purchase. No physical item ships. Personal and single-family use; print as many copies as your family needs. Please don't share or resell the files.
