Printable 120 Chart
The numbers 1 to 120 in twelve rows of ten: the chart first grade uses to count on past 100.
The numbers 1 to 120 in twelve rows of ten: the chart first grade uses to count on past 100.
Pick the paper size, the grid and the orientation. Customize holds colours, margins and more.
120 Chart on US Letter, exactly as it prints.
The US Common Core standards ask first graders to count, read and write numbers to 120, not just to 100. The two extra rows matter: they show that 110 follows 109, and that the pattern of the hundreds chart carries straight on past 100 instead of stopping there.
Each square is 18 mm across, with numbers large enough to read from a desk. Set Numbers shown to Blank or Some missing and the same chart becomes a worksheet.
Every sheet here is free, adjustable and prints at exact scale.
A number chart from 1 to 120 in rows of ten: the hundreds chart with two more rows. It is the counting chart used in most US first-grade classrooms.
Set Numbers shown to Blank for an empty twelve-by-ten grid that children fill in themselves.
So each column ends in the same digit and each row down adds ten. The chart shows place value without anyone having to explain it.
