100s Chart Freebies for 2nd-5th Grades

If you haven't been using 100s charts with your students, this package of worksheets and set of suggestions will help you provide learning opportunities in math that will lead your students down the path to permanent learning. 
Number Recognition: A hundreds chart helps children recognize and understand the patterns of numbers from 1 to 100, aiding in the development of number sense.
Counting Skills: It provides a visual aid for counting by ones, twos, fives, and tens, promoting efficient counting skills.
Skip Counting: Children can easily learn and practice skip counting by using the rows and columns on the hundreds chart, which is essential for developing multiplication skills.
Patterns and Relationships: The chart highlights number patterns and relationships, helping children grasp concepts like odd and even numbers, as well as multiples.
Place Value Understanding: Children can visually see the relationship between tens and ones, reinforcing their understanding of place value.
Addition and Subtraction Practice: The chart serves as a tool for practicing addition and subtraction by allowing children to visually track the movement of numbers when adding or subtracting.
Spatial Awareness: Using a hundreds chart helps children develop spatial awareness and an understanding of how numbers are organized in a grid. (What are all the numbers on the far left? far right? across the top?
Introduction to Coordinates: It introduces basic coordinate concepts as children identify specific cells on the chart using row and column coordinates. (What is down 6 and over three?)
Number Recognition Games: Teachers and parents can create engaging games and activities using the hundreds chart to make learning fun and interactive. (I am in the third row down and 4 from the left, what am I?)

Problem Solving: The chart is a useful tool for problem-solving activities, encouraging critical thinking skills as children navigate and analyze number relationships.