Counting Chart to 100
Count with me! Point to each number and say it out loud.
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How to do it
- Count 1 to 20 on the top chart.
- Count by 10s on the yellow row.
- Count all the way to 100 on the big chart.
Teaching tip
Hang it where your child can see it, and point and count together for a minute a day. This sheet is aligned with Common Core K.CC.A.1.
About this chart
Number tiles 1 to 20, the tens from 10 to 100, and a 100 chart with the tens in yellow.
What kids practice
Counting out loud in order is the very first number skill. Kindergartners start by counting to 20 without skipping or repeating, then learn to count by tens to 100. By the end of the year most kids can count to 100 by ones too.
Watch for
- Skipping a number or saying one twice, especially in the teens.
- Saying "eleventeen" or "tenty". The teen and ty names take practice.
- Getting stuck at a decade change, like going from 29 to 30.
It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full counting to 20, then to 100 guide for kindergarten.
More sheets in this set
2. Missing Number TrainThree number trains with empty cars. Kids count on and write the missing numbers in big boxes.
3. Bunny Hop Number PathA grid of numbers with one path from 1 to 20. Kids color the path to help the bunny reach the carrot.
4. Dot-to-Dot to 20Connect-the-dots pictures with numbers 1 to 20. Each new sheet is a different picture.
5. Count by 10s RocketA path of planets from 10 to 100 with some numbers missing. Kids count by tens to fly the rocket to the moon.
6. 100 Chart Missing NumbersA 100 chart with numbers missing to fill in. Fewer is a 1 to 50 chart with fewer blanks.
7. Count On StripsNumber strips past 20 and up toward 100 with numbers missing.