0-100 Number Square: Number Splat

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Plus, highlighting the number with a splat is fun too. This type of engaging activity helps children see how fun maths can be! More resources like this interactive 100 Square Splat PowerPoint squares can be used to help teach addition, subtraction, multiplication and number bonds. You can use this Number Bonds activity alongside this 100 square template to help children's development. This resource is versatile and can be used with students who have a range of mathematic ability. You can set the task and decide how you want your students or even your children at home to learn with this splat square.

This number square is a little different to our usual resources as the numbers count upwards from the bottom. But this quirky design helps your students grasp the idea that as numbers rise they get larger. To advance children's understanding of multiplication, this 1 to 12 Times Tables Display Postermight also be helpful. Use it for classroom displays or as a handy visual aid in independent tasks. What is a number square? This is really useful for helping students visualise number sequences. For example, you can highlight the multiplications of a times table, where the number goes up in the same interval each time.Find out how using a Hundred Number Square can improve your child's math by reading our blog post here. What is a Number Square? This handy 100 Square (1-100) Odds and Evensdisplays colour-coded odd and even numbers ranging from 1-100. A great resource to help children spot patterns differentiating odd and even numbers.You can also use it to count in 2s, 3s, 5s and 10s which will give the class excellent experience with numbers as you begin to teach multiplication. You can also try our Skip Counting in 2s, 5s and 10s PowerPoint to support this skill. The 100 number square also begins at number 1 and allows the children to see where the numbers are, so they can identify one more and one less easily. Find the Number: The numbers of the 100 Square are hidden! You have two minutes to splat as many given numbers as possible. Splat a number, can you make your number by adding 2 consecutive numbers? Are there any impossible numbers? Try this Multiplication Number Squareto boost children's understanding of multiplication. Finding the correct number is easy with the brightly coloured design. Brilliant for independent work or as a display poster on the classroom wall.

The options are endless when it comes to this hundred splat square- there is not one strict method of learning or teaching. Kids can use the interactive number square to count up, count down, or to count ahead and find the next multiplication if they're learning times tables. This interactive hundred square for KS1 children is such a handy resource to have in class or at home.

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This tool is often used in Maths lessons for young learners to help them visualise and memorise their numbers to 100. Starting at 1 and going all the way up to 100 - this number square is great for helping kids get a basic grasp of counting, addition and the gaps between numbers. The 100 splat square encourages your students to be creative and gives them the independence of identifying number trends.