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.

Finding patterns within the number square can help boost your children’s mathematical deduction skills. It can also be a great aid for working with decimals. 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. In Key Stage 1, teachers will often give children a number square from 1 to 100 and ask them to colour in the multiples of 2, 5 or 10 in different colours. 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. All the levels below will record the Best Score and Best Accuracy, awarding a Gold, Silver or Bronze medal accordingly. 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

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. 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? 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. Find the Number: The numbers of the 100 Square are hidden! You have two minutes to splat as many given numbers as possible. These interactive hundred squares for KS1 are also really versatile so you can use them in loads of ways.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. identify, represent and estimate numbers using different representations, including the number line If you found this PowerPoint helpful, children might benefit from these other number square resources and activities. 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.