What is a 120 chart?

This highly flexible number chart helps teach counting, skip counting, addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Number charts provide a visual guide for early learners to see how numbers are arranged and organized.

What can I do with 120 chart?

What can I do with my 120 Chart? Read the numbers as fast or as slow as you can. Pick a number and tell a buddy what is above, below, before, and after that number. Tell how many tens and ones a number has.

Why is a chart 120?

A 120 chart is a perfect way to address this. By seeing the sequence of numbers on a 120 chart, a student has the opportunity to develop a mental framework for numbers that follow 100 and to start getting the sense that those place value concepts used to count ones and tens just carry over into hundreds as well.

How do you read 120?

120, read as one hundred [and] twenty, is the natural number following 119 and preceding 121.

How do I use blank hundreds and blank 120 charts?

Finally, we have included a blank hundreds chart along with a blank 120 chart. These can be used for written practice of numbers. On the blank charts, you might choose to have students complete the whole page. Or, you can have students practice counting by 2s, 5s or 10s.

Why should I use a 120 chart?

By seeing the sequence of numbers on a 120 chart, a student has the opportunity to develop a mental framework for numbers that follow 100 and to start getting the sense that those place value concepts used to count ones and tens just carry over into hundreds as well.

Are there any free printable hundreds charts for math?

Download this collection of free printable hundreds charts and printable 120 charts for your math toolkits. Be sure to add these free printable hundreds charts and printable 120 charts to your classroom math tools. This collection will provide you with a variety of formats so you can offer your students tools that are just right for them.

What number follows one hundred?

If you ask a first grade or second grade student what number follows one hundred, you’ll occaisonally be surprised at the answer… I’ve gotten 110, 102, 200, and other values that would leave you exasperated. A 120 chart is a perfect way to address this.