Hundreds chart
Hundreds chart
Print any exact hundred block from 0–99 through 901–1000, or choose one of 16 blank-cell percentages for missing-number practice.
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Advanced hundreds chart
Work on one consecutive hundred block chosen within 100, 200, 500 or 1,000. Print a reference or hide selected numbers.
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Use the printed starting and ending numbers to complete the selected hundred block.
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Learning objective
What this activity builds
Extend familiar hundred-chart patterns into three-digit and four-digit numbers.
Worked example
A chart starts at 401. What belongs below 438?
448
This chart contains consecutive numbers from 401 to 500. A move down one row still adds 10, so 438 + 10 = 448.
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- The maximum limits the available hundred blocks; it does not change the step between adjacent cells.
- At a maximum of 500, the generator selects one of 1–100, 101–200, 201–300, 301–400 or 401–500. A seed may select the same block as another seed.
- Use a small blank percentage first. A fully blank chart remains solvable from its printed range; the completed reference has no assessment points.
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