Numbers 1 to 100
Ten rows of ten, one colour per row. Count across, count down, count in tens — the tens pattern is visible as a column before anyone has to explain it.
How to use it
Put it where it will be looked at without being asked — a fridge door beats a desk drawer. Then use it sideways rather than as a poster: cover a number and ask what is hiding, count down a column out loud to hear the tens, start at 47 and count on ten, find every number ending in 3. Two minutes at a time, standing up, is the whole idea.
Every page in this pack
The chart
Printing notes
- Print at 100%, not "fit to page" — scaling shrinks the digits and the whole point is that your child writes them at a steady size.
- Black-and-white and draft mode are fine. Nothing on these sheets depends on colour.
- Slide a sheet into a punched pocket and a dry-wipe pen turns one page into a hundred goes.
The thinking behind it
When Do Kids Learn to Count to 100? — Read the full guide