0-100 Number Square: Number Splat

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Encourage your students to find trends in the numbers, they could identify even numbers in green and odd numbers in red to identify that even numbers can be halved but odds can't. 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 line A number square is a grid filled with a set of numbers that can help children with a variety of mathematical concepts, including times tables and decimal numbers. 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? Try this Multiplication Number Squareto boost children's understanding of multiplication. Finding the correct number is easy with the brightly coloured design. Brilliant for independent work or as a display poster on the classroom wall. In Year 2? Press the 'Puzzle' button and ask the children to draw and complete the missing boxes on their drywipeboards.

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Parents 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. 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. It's a really simple, intuitive maths aid to help children with their addition, multiplication and subtraction. This tool is often used in Maths lessons for young learners to help them visualise and memorise their numbers to 100.

This resource is versatile and can be used with students who have a range of mathematic ability. You can set the task and decide how you want your students or even your children at home to learn with this splat square. All the levels below will record the Best Score and Best Accuracy, awarding a Gold, Silver or Bronze medal accordingly. 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: You can create fun games to play with the number square. How about giving your children the task of finding prime numbers? This can be an excellent way for them to practice their deductive reasoning. 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.

Number squares could also be used in KS2 when children progress onto learning other times tables, such as 3, 4 and 6. The squares can often be shaded in or coloured to add a little more fun to the activity, and they can even personalise their own copy.

If you found this PowerPoint helpful, children might benefit from these other number square resources and activities. 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 used in games like Snakes and Ladders, so it is likely that children will already be familiar with what they look like. 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.

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. 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.

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.