Counting to 100: Number Square Worksheets for Kindergarten and First Grade

If your child is learning how to count to 100, then I have a whole bunch of printable number charts for you!

Number charts and grids are an essential tool for practicing counting numbers, skip counting and number writing.

So if your kindergarten or elementary student needs some extra math practice, stay tuned.

I’ve focused on creating counting and number grids from as basic as counting to 20 all the way up to 100.  

The best part?

All of these are free and you can find them all in one place.

Also see: Large printable numbers 1-20 for simple number activities

There are many other activities that naturally help our children with learning how to count. One of them, the most obvious one, is counting everything.

And from early on.

For instance, when we read books or take walks, we randomly count objects and things around us. As this article explains, basic counting skills are an important foundation for future more complex mathematical learning.

But once children enter elementary school, there are many other things they need to master. Counting is just one of them.

Therefore, using worksheets to practice and reinforce their counting skills is helpful and desired.

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Printable counting charts

I’ve created three different number square printable packs for you.

In each pack, you’ll get a blank number chart, a full number chart, and missing number practice charts.

Choose from three levels of math skills.

To download, simply click on the download links and get your free printables.

Enjoy!

Number chart 1-20

In this set, your child gets to practice counting to 20. The number chart 1-20 pack contains five pages that can be used in several different ways, as mentioned earlier.

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Number chart 1-50

Counting to 50 is somewhere in the middle between the beginning counting skills and counting to 100. Use the number chart 1-50  to encourage your little ones in their growing math skills.

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100 chart printable

The 100 chart printable pack is the hardest of them all. But just like with the others, you’ll get five pages of counting fun for your child.

I really hope these number charts will help your child master their first 100 numbers in no time! Make sure to share them with your friends!

These printable worksheets are for personal and classroom use only. Distribution or altering without a written permission is strictly prohibited.