What is an interactive hundreds chart?

With an interactive hundreds chart, students can practice skip counting, model math operations, or use the interactive chart alongside a printed blank hundreds chart. Our interactive hundreds chart is digital, which adds another element of engagement and fun for students. Blank hundreds chart

How do you use a 100s chart?

Students will use a 100s chart to determine the number, write the number on a sticky note, and cover the number. You can use a pocket chart 100s chart that you already have in your classroom, draw a 100s chart on the whiteboard, or use the math cube 100s chart from the previous activity. #3. What's Missing?

How do you use a 100s chart in a classroom?

Using a 100s chart either in your classroom or drawn on a whiteboard, students will take turns coming up to the chart, closing their eyes, and using a pointer to point to a number. They'll open their eyes, say the number they landed on, and lead the whole class in skip counting by 10s down the chart.