Understanding the 100s Chart

The video tutorial introduces students to a 100s chart, guiding them through activities to find hidden numbers and explore number relationships. It includes counting by tens from different starting points and an interactive game where students cover numbers and guess the hidden ones. The teacher encourages students to play the game with friends or family, enhancing their understanding of numbers and their positions on the chart.

What is the purpose of using a 100s chart in the classroom?

• To practice addition and subtraction

• To learn multiplication tables

• To practice division

• To find and identify numbers

If a number is between 35 and 37, what is it?

• 37

• 36

• 35

• 34

What number comes directly under 65 on a 100s chart?

• 85

• 75

• 95

• 55

What is 10 more than 23?

• 43

• 23

• 13

• 33

When counting by tens starting at 3, what number comes after 33?

• 63

• 53

• 43

• 73

What number is covered if it is between 32 and 34?

• 34

• 33

• 32

• 31

What number comes immediately after 15?

• 14

• 15

• 16

• 17

What is a fun activity you can do with a 100s chart?

• Coloring the chart

• Covering numbers and guessing them

• Erasing numbers from the chart

• Writing numbers on the chart

What is the last number on a standard 100s chart?

• 100

• 90

• 95

• 105

What is the benefit of playing the 100s chart game with a friend?

• It teaches addition

• It helps with learning subtraction

• It improves memory and number recognition

• It helps with learning multiplication