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Numbers to 100
I can count and read numbers to 100.
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Years 1 and 2 · Maths
Numbers to 100: I can count and read numbers to 100.
Here are 100 counters.
There are 10 rows, with 10 in each row.
Ten tens make 100.
Picture: An array of 10 rows of 10 counters.
Let's count on from 57.
58, 59 …
60, 61! After 59 comes 60.
Picture: A number line from 55 to 62. A dot at 57 labelled "start". The frog hops from 57 to 58, then to 59, then to 60, then to 61.
Your turn: What comes after 89?
Picture: A number line from 86 to 92. A question mark at the 1st tick after 89.
Choose one:
- 80
- 90
- 99
Answer
The answer: 90
89, then 90. After 89 comes 90.
Picture: A number line from 86 to 92. A dot at 89 labelled "start". The frog hops from 89 to 90.
Words to know
- hundred:
- Ten tens. We write it 100.
- count back:
- Say the numbers going down, like 3, 2, 1.
- hundred square:
- The numbers 1 to 100 in 10 rows of 10. The rows end at 10, 20, 30 and on to 100.
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