0-100 Number Square: Number Splat

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Why not encourage students to improve their numeracy in a fun way with our splat square grid? This activity is great for helping children get top marks and helping them feel confident with numeracy. If you liked this resource then you should take a look at our Number Shape Addition to 20 Worksheets. Or, how about Twinkl’s One More One Less Number Worksheet. What can this Square Splat teach?

This handy 100 square template is an excellent way to get your Maths class familiar and confident with their numbers up to 100. This interactive 100 Square Splat PowerPoint is a great general numeracy resource. Perfect for whole-class teaching, this 100 Square Splat the Number activity can also be used effectively at home or to facilitate children's independent practice. These sheets can be laminated too, so you don’t have to keep printing new ones. That can save you time and money on printing. identify, represent and estimate numbers using different representations, including the number lineParents can use the colour by number squares at home to give their child a great foundation of counting numbers. Or, if your child has voiced their struggles, it is a great and simple activity to help them feel more confident in their mathematical ability. This number square can be a fantastic way to help your students improve their addition, multiplication and subtraction skills. Plus, it can also help them to recognise patterns and sequences in numbers. Children can also use this number square as a visual tool to count in 2s or 5s. Highlighting numbers with a splat enables children to spot the patterns. Plus, highlighting the number with a splat is fun too. This type of engaging activity helps children see how fun maths can be! More resources like this interactive 100 Square Splat PowerPoint

Even though it may seem simple and obvious, a number square is a square that’s filled with numbers. These are usually sequential, meaning the numbers are arranged in a sequence. This can be a short or long sequence, such as working from 1 up to the number 100. All of the grids are configurable so they can begin at either 0 or 1 and they can all be flipped if you wish to display the numbers from bottom to top. We have also added a fun splat image which is likely to appeal to younger children. The negative number and decimal number grids are designed for older primary age pupils. You can use these numbers squares as decoration in the classroom. Have your children fill them in with what’s most useful for them, then put them on the wall.

How does a 100 Number Square aid learning?

This number square is a little different to our usual resources as the numbers count upwards from the bottom. But this quirky design helps your students grasp the idea that as numbers rise they get larger. Number squares are really simple and easy maths resources that can be used in lots of different ways to teach multiplication, subtraction, addition and place value. If you find this splat square resource handy, you might like to give your students their very own 100 Number Square. Having these on your students desks can help encourage them with their numeracy skills. What is this 100 Splat Square? Our resource is a great way to introduce young children to early numeracy, and get a great base understanding of writing numbers. We've made our popular Paint the Squares resource even better adding more paint and hide number options, more grids including negative numbers and decimals, and also puzzles. Paint the Squares is designed primarily for use on an interactive whiteboard for starter and plenary sessions, but it also works well on tablets and desktop devices.

Number squares could also be used in KS2 when children progress onto learning other times tables, such as 3, 4 and 6.A great all-round numeracy resource, this PowerPoint features a handy 100 number square for you to use during whole-class teaching. Splat Squares consists of six different options with numerous differentiated levels. Use Splat Squares as a whole class resource or for individual practice at school and at home. Each option is detailed below: The ITP can be used to explore different multiples, number sequences and patterns on grids of different sizes. The superimposed masked template can provide practice at adding groups of numbers and enable children to hypotheses about the sums and difference of the numbers.

You can also use it to count in 2s, 3s, 5s and 10s which will give the class excellent experience with numbers as you begin to teach multiplication. You can also try our Skip Counting in 2s, 5s and 10s PowerPoint to support this skill. Or maybe you'd like a little refresher with counting? Well, then our Pictures for Counting Numbers Flashcards is the resource for you! Is this 100 square a good template to use at home with my child? These interactive hundred squares for KS1 are also really versatile so you can use them in loads of ways.Students can use the square to count up or down a certain amount of numbers and also to count ahead to find the next multiplication or sequence of numbers and to identify prime numbers.