Parts of a 120 Chart
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Parts of a 120 Chart
Parts of a 120 chart: nine pieces cut from the chart, each with one number given. Fill in the rest: 1 more to the right, 1 less to the left, 10 more down and 10 less up. Grade 1, with an answer key.
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Numbers to 120A teaching handout to hand out before this sheet: the rule, worked examples and common mistakes.- Skill
- 120 Chart Worksheets
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- 1
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- About 15 minutes
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Count on and back from any number up to 120, read and write the numbers, name the number before and after, and skip count by 2s, 5s and 10s.
Reviewed by Mrs. Jennifer Mitchell, Teacher. How we check worksheets
How to use this sheet
- Start with the parts of the chart before a blank chart: missing numbers first, then whole rows.
- Ask the child to find a number by its row and column before writing it: "Seventy-four is in the seventies row, under the fours."
- Read the numbers past 100 aloud together: one hundred one, one hundred two. Many children have not heard them said.
Common mistakes
- Writing 101 as 1001 or 10001, because they write "one hundred" and then "one". Show that the 1 replaces the last zero.
- Thinking 110 comes right after 100. Count from 100 to 110 aloud together.
- Moving the wrong way on the chart, so 10 more becomes 1 more. Down one row is ten more, across one square is one more.
