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Use these printable 120 charts to help teach counting, skip counting, adding, subtracting, and place value up to the number 120. These 120 charts are suitable for 4 year-olds, pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. The charts are in an easy to use PDF format.
Check this 120 chart printable (in color and black & white!) and 8 more 120 chart worksheets to practice skip counting, patterns, and more!
120 chart for your classroom or homeschool learning space. Perfect for 1st grade students to practice numbers, counting, skip counting, and more!
Here are 6 of my favorite 120 activities for first grade: 1. Build the 120 Chart- This activity is great for when you first introduce the 120 chart to your class or to use at the beginning of the year.
If you ask a first grade or second grade student what number follows one hundred, you'll occasionally be surprised at the answer... I've gotten 110, 102, 200, and other values that would leave you exasperated. A 120 chart is a perfect way to address this.
Ask students to skip count by 3s, 5s, or 10s from 1 to 120. The 120 chart is great for whole-class lessons, group work, centers, or individual learning. You can even ask students to use it for homework assignments!
Unlock the magic of numbers with this free printable 120 chart! Whether you’re a math teacher or a homeschooling parent this versatile 120 number chart is your key to discovering the fascinating patterns, operations, and mathematical wonders hidden within the realm of the numbers from 1 to 120.