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I will continue to implement the hundreds charts in various ways while utilizing a few of these activites.

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As part of my group activity

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The various ways to differentiate was very impressive.

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Small group.

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Small group

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Small group

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Roll Before and After.

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The use of the 100’s chart activities will be extremely beneficial for small groups and interventions.

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They were all fun activities, but the dice game is my favorite

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I will complete these activities in my small group instruction to help my students.

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The broken hundred chart allows students to think critically.

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I really liked the 100 chart puzzle, I could use these during small group.

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Very beneficial for visual learners

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Every student can use them and students really like using hundreds charts.

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Love the idea and the activity

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I think it’s a excellent tool to build Number sense knowledge.

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Small group

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The puzzle, because it was very interactive

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I love it. I think the activities are great for differentiation.

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Broken 100 chart Puzzle

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Can help for visual and hands on learners

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I’m going to cut my hundreds chart into a puzzle.

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I think the 100 chart activities can be helpful for all of my EIP students.

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Great activities. Been utilizing for the past decade. Wish games were specific to my 2nd graders and what we’re learning right now and months to come

-Trish Jordan

McBean Elem

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Stations

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I can use the puzzles for enrichment for students who have difficulty with number patterns.

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I really like all the activities. I like the number puzzles, and the questions that have them look for different number relationships.

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The number puzzle activity is my favorite.

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I will utilize the 100 chart especially in my intervention and core small group.

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Small groups would be a great way to implement these activities.

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I can use these 100 chart activities in the student led stations.

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I enjoyed the puzzle as well as the dice game. I think my students would enjoy both.

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I liked the 100 chart number puzzle best. Students can use what they know about number patterns to help them complete the puzzles.

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Small group

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By using number charts, students are able to see the patterns between numbers and how numbers relate to each other in various ways.

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Activating strategies and small group

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I like the puzzle one because it was fun to solve.

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I enjoy using the 100s chart with my student so that they are able to visualize skip counting by 5s, 10s, and 100s. Specifically because some of them struggle when we get to the higher 300 digits numbers. Ex: Skip counting by 5s from 314…319…324

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The 100 chart puzzle with Question cards.

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These activities would be great for my medium to high group!

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Small group

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I love the idea. I have been using 100 charts to help with 2 digit addition. But I got new ideas today.

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My students’ desks have a 100 chart on their name tag. I tell them to use it all the time in “number talks”.

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I liked the hundred’s puzzle the best because it was an hands on activity the kids can complete by themselves.

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It’s a very helpful way to see number patterns.

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I loved all of them

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All of them each way does something different

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This has inspired me to look at the 100 charts in different way

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I feel as though it is a great resource for kids struggling with math because it offers a visual way to see the numbers

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Activating Strategies

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Number patterns and Sequences

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Activate lessons, during interventions and small groups and as a tool students can use if they need it

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They are great tools for visualizing skip counting, number sequence, adding, subtracting, etc..

They are also handsome on tools for studemts to practice above mentioned skills

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I will incorporate the 100 chart during small group and during intervention time.

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Intervention, small group activities, one-on-one, students use for individual work, whole group practices during we do or you do stages,

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I like using the 100s chart so that students can see counting by 10s starting from any number.

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I like to use it for the following…

10 more 10 less

Skip counting

Understanding Number patterns

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100 charts are like a bridge for students between concrete and abstract understanding of numbers.

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It is a great chart that can be used to model. Number of activities. You can use it to show all operations.

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Using a 100 chart is a great tool for students who need more support with counting and skip counting.

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I love using the 100 chart in small group and having a small chart on the students desks for them to use for their independent work if needed.

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Exit tickets, extending knowledge

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I think they are a great tool, especially for intervention and small group instruction. Helps give students a visual.

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Love using a hundreds chart for skip counting, hundred more, hundred less!

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I think they really help children to visualize number patterns and improve their number sense

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Some students need a visual representation or needs to use the chart to “move” while solving

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Start from any number to skip count/ & different paths same destination

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Small group stations

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100 chart puzzle

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Having different ways to teach the same thing is great because my students all think and see things so differently. This way it will work with all my students.

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Small and large groups

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I love using the 100s chart to help students understand 10 more, 10 less, 1 more, and 1 less.

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Small groups/stations. Maybe even morning work

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Small groups and stations

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The roll before and after

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Roll Before and After

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Number chart puzzle. My kids loveeee hands on activities. And I love that it requires them to conceptualize the patterns.

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Small groups /stations

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I would use this in both stations and small groups.

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The number puzzle

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Small group

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I like that it sets as a visual for the students to see and conceptualize the math.

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Small group and stations

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I would definitely use the number puzzle in small groups or for a station activity!

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The dice activity 5 numbers before, 5 numbers after.

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Hundreds chart puzzle. Fun and easy to self check.

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Could definitely use the beige number puzzle and rolling the die in kinder

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Love it

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The puzzle game

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The dice where they have to do 5 before and 5 after because it also helps with addition and subtraction

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I love the 100 chart puzzle for small group.

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Intervention and enrichment

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Number puzzle

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I use them in small groups, missing numbers, skip numbers, tracing. I use them with manipulatives too.

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The puzzle and the dice game

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They're very useful in Small Group

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Broken 100 Chart

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I liked the Number Puzzle Actvity the most!

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Love the puzzle to help with number sense and fluency

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They are very useful in self correction