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100 Hunt - ICT Games |
- Find the number between 1 and 120!
- See if you can get faster and faster at finding your numbers
- Toggle the switch so you can start at 1, or stay on 0 if you like
- Start with the 'Find any number' game, then challenge yourself with '10 less' and '10 more'
- If you have time, try out some of the other games
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120 Board - Easy Teaching |
- Yes, it appears to be a colourful board
- Use your imagination to create a game or puzzle out of it!
- Cut the board up into strips, or random shapes and make a 120-number board jigsaw
- Make up your own dice game; roll to move, add the numbers of two dice together and move that many spaces... be as creative as you want to be
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120 Chart Puzzle - Super Teacher Worksheets |
- Fill in the empty numbers on this number puzzle page
- This is a tricky puzzle with numbers higher than 100, so you will need a 120-number chart to guide you
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Arrow Cards - ICT Games |
- I would like to you make the following numbers with the arrow cards: 12, 102 and 120
- Visualise each of these numbers with an abacus and MABs
- Click on the arrow cards to partition the numbers
- Explore any other numbers up to 120
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Connect the Dots (1-120) - Raising Our Kids |
- Check it out, a dot to do that goes up to 120!
- Count forwards or backwards; it's up to you
- You might need to take a break or two while doing this sheet
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Counting Cars - ICT Games |
- With this game, you win by crashing your car into a specific number!
- Revise numbers between 0 to 50, then move on to numbers between 50 to 120
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Counting Caterpillar - ICT Games |
- Put the numbers into their correct order so that the caterpillar can eat them
- Slide the scale to start at any number between 1 and 115
- Untick the red square (in the 'largest' section) so you can count by 1s
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Flip Counter - ICT Games |
- Practice counting by ones from and to any number you like
- Start at zero and count all the way up to 120
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Number Chart Game - ABCYa! |
- Place the correct numbers into their spot on the number chart
- Choose the level of difficulty that you are most comfortable with, and select the '1-120' chart type
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Number Chart Worksheet Generator - Home School Math |
- Generate your own number chart with missing numbers that you need to fill in
- This will require an adult to generate the worksheet
- Scroll down to the generator and enter the following parameters:
- Choose 'chart', leave empty approximately 30% (easy), 50 percent (medium) or 75% (hard)
- Starting number: 1, Skip-counting step: 1
- 10 numbers per row, 12 rows on worksheet, leave box highlight at 0
- Choose 'space' Thousands/millions separator
- Any border colour you like
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Number Grid Fireworks - ABCYa! |
- Listen to the number and then locate it on the hidden number grid
- Select the 1-120 chart
- The more that you get correct, the more fireworks you will have for fireworks display at the end
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Ordering Numbers - Math Salamanders |
- Scroll down to the 'Order Numbers to 200' section
- Choose from one of four sheets to practice ordering three-digit numbers into ascending (smallest to largest) or descending (largest to smallest) order
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Treasure Quest Hundreds Chart - Math Playground |
- This is a similar game to 'Hundred Grid Fireworks', but some of the numbers are written on the grid to help you find each number
- I like it because it looks like you are pulling out numbers for a lotto draw!
- Make sure that your largest number is set to 120, or 200 for a challenge
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Whack a Mole - ICT Games |
- Whack the moles! Count forwards in steps of 1 starting at 99
- Toggle the switch from 'FWD' to 'BWD' to count backwards from 99
- Challenge yourself by counting forwards and backwards in steps of 2, 3, 5 or 10!
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What Number Comes Before and After - Worksheet Kids |
- There is a selection of worksheets here for you to choose from
- Revise finding numbers before and after for numbers up to 100
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