Large Print Number Chart 1 to 100: Free Printable
This free large print number chart shows 1 to 100 in a bold grid of ten rows of ten, with each numeral in its own box. Print on Letter, A4 or 11 x 17 paper for a sheet that can be read from a distance. It prints landscape.
| Numbers | 1 to 100 |
|---|---|
| Layout | 10 rows of 10, each number in its own box |
| Type size | Bold numerals sized to the box |
| Paper | US Letter, A4 or 11 x 17 in |
What is a large print number chart?
A number chart is a grid of the whole numbers in order, so you can see how they relate. Here every number sits in a box with thick black lines, and the digits are printed bold and large. Row one runs from 1 to 10, row two from 11 to 20, and so on down to 100 in the corner.
The layout follows the American Printing House for the Blind type guidance, with plain type and solid black lines. Alternate rows carry a light cream tint, never gray, to help the eye follow a row. See what is large print for the details.
Who uses a 1 to 100 chart?
Teachers use a hundred chart to help children count, skip count and see patterns. Adults use one when they are relearning numbers or learning English. Readers with low vision use it as a reference they can see clearly. Family, aides and teachers can pin one to a wall next to a desk or a bed. It is a reading aid and makes no claim about treatment.
How can I use the chart?
Pick your paper and download the PDF. Print on 11 x 17 inch paper if you want it on a wall.
| Activity | How |
|---|---|
| Counting | Point at each number and say it aloud |
| Skip counting | Circle every second, fifth or tenth number |
| Patterns | Notice that every number in a column ends in the same digit |
| Finding a number | Look down the column, then across the row |
| Games | Call numbers for a game, as in large print bingo cards |
Pair the chart with the large print alphabet chart for a full wall of letters and numbers, or with the large print multiplication chart once counting is secure. All of them are on the large print charts page.
Every page you download says at the bottom that it may be copied freely for personal, family, church, library and classroom use.