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Printable Number Chart

Print a number chart for counting practice — 1 to 50 for little ones, up to 1 to 200 for counting past one hundred. Filled in, blank or with numbers missing.

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Example worksheets

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Which chart for which age?

  • 1–50: preschool and early kindergarten counting.
  • 1–100: the classic kindergarten and first-grade chart.
  • 1–120: the first-grade standard in many US schools.
  • 1–200: counting past 100 and spotting the repeating pattern in each hundred.

Activities with a number chart

Point and count together, find the number that is ten more or ten less, color the even numbers, or cover a few numbers and ask what is hiding. For practice pages, choose “Missing numbers” — the answer key fills them all in. More ideas on the hundreds chart page.

Frequently asked questions

Which number charts can I print?

1–50, 1–100, 1–120 and 1–200, filled in or with missing numbers to fill in.

Is there a blank number chart?

Yes, choose “Blank chart” for students to write every number themselves.

What is the difference from a hundreds chart?

A hundreds chart is the 1–100 number chart. This page adds the shorter 1–50 chart for younger children and the longer 1–200 chart for counting past 100.

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