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.

It may be worth keeping this 100 square handy at home to help your child with their Maths homework or small number problems they may encounter in everyday life. This 100 square can be very useful in allowing children to access larger numbers. They can do this by practising counting in multiples and other ways. Kids can use the interactive number square to count up, count down, or to count ahead and find the next multiplication if they're learning times tables. The options are endless when it comes to this hundred splat square- there is not one strict method of learning or teaching. This hundred square splat resource is a great way to engage learning and can be used in a variety of ways. The square is blank and can be splatted to identify any trends you like. Why not create splat squares of each times tables and correlate them to different colours?Why not print and laminate the squares so you can use our resource time and time again? The ink-saving eco print will mean less printing costs and a time-saving activity for your class. This collection of 100 Squares resources, featuring a variety of designs and activities, is perfect for expanding children's knowledge of place value. In Year 2? Press the 'Puzzle' button and ask the children to draw and complete the missing boxes on their drywipeboards.

Have you ever played our online game 'Give the Dog a Bone'? It's here in Splat Squares too! Going by the different name of 'Find the Number' it requires players to find a number on an empty 100 grid. Great for mastering the number grid and understanding the relationship between numbers. This can also be an excellent way of helping them practice their Maths skills, using this 100 square as a visual aid. What is a 100 square? Splat a number, can you make your number by adding 2 consecutive numbers? Are there any impossible numbers?A splat square is a number grid from 1-100, allowing the user to select and splat any numbers on the grid. The square splat grid can be used in a variety of ways, including identifying multiples of a chosen times table, odd and even numbers and find 1 more or 1 less than a given number. Using this resource regularly will help your child recognise the place value of each digit in a two-digit number from 10 right through to 99. Making sure your child uses this resource more than once will help them remember how to count to 100. How does a 100 Number Square aid learning? All the levels below will record the Best Score and Best Accuracy, awarding a Gold, Silver or Bronze medal accordingly. 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? Our resource is available in a straight 1 and 9 version, so your class can easily transition between EYFS and KS1 when recognising and writing numbers.

You can come up with your own games to play using this highly versatile resource, it's super easy to use and can be suited to many applications. This resource is perfect for challenging children who'd like to try counting beyond 20 with some assistance. Our printable 0-100 Square Display Posters are the perfect addition to this resource, a great thing to display in the classroom so your students can look at it to help them throughout their classes. You can change the number of columns from 3 up to 13, the starting number, and its position – either top left corner or bottom left corner of the grid. Choose the mask option to create a temple that can be moved around the grid to hide or highlight particular groups of cells. The template can be rotated using the single arrow button. Number squares are sequential tables where each digit is often inputted as numerals. Which means numbers go up in increments of 1.

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 feel like you need a little more creativity in your lessons why not try this Blank Number Square? Have your students fill them in with what is most useful and display it in the classroom, or let them take it home to display anywhere! Starting at 1 and going all the way up to 100 - this number square is great for helping kids get a basic grasp of counting, addition and the gaps between numbers. Our resource is a great way to introduce young children to early numeracy, and get a great base understanding of writing numbers.