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Fill-in-the-Blank Hundred Chart Puzzles

April 13, 2015 By Terri Thompson

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Does your kid love puzzles? Mine do.

And luckily, many learning activities can be turned into a puzzle.

These fill-in-the-blank hundred chart puzzles are an easy DIY game your kids will love.

Grab a few colorful markers and sit down to make this fun hundred chart game.

Try filling in a small snippet of a hundred chart with these easy to make Fill-In-The-Blank Hundred Chart Puzzles for a little extra math practice at home.

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  • Supplies Needed
  • How to make your hundred chart puzzles
  • How to work your hundred chart puzzles
  • You may also like one of these hundred chart activities:

Supplies Needed

Hundred chart (You can find one to download and print here.)
Graph paper
Markers

If you don’t have graph paper, you can use plain paper to draw your puzzles. I just found that the graph paper made the drawing so much easier. You can also find free printable graph paper online.

Try filling in a small snippet of a hundred chart with these easy to make Fill-In-The-Blank Hundred Chart Puzzles for a little extra math practice at home.

How to make your hundred chart puzzles

To help you figure out the shape of your puzzles, take a marker and draw a few shapes on your hundred chart.

Make large cubes, L-shapes, crosses, angles, etc. Make them as hard or as easy as your child needs.

For example, I only used horizontal lines for my kindergartner. She’s not advanced enough for the complicated shapes and the last thing I want to do is make math discouraging for her.

Try filling in a small snippet of a hundred chart with these easy to make Fill-In-The-Blank Hundred Chart Puzzles for a little extra math practice at home.

After I found my shapes on the hundred chart, I recreated the shapes on my graph paper.

For the final step, I filled in one or two of the numbers in the shape.

Try filling in a small snippet of a hundred chart with these easy to make Fill-In-The-Blank Hundred Chart Puzzles for a little extra math practice at home.

How to work your hundred chart puzzles

The challenge for this game is to fill in all the blanks. Each puzzle is just a small section of the hundred chart.

Your kids have to figure out the missing numbers using the shape and the numbers you provided.

Depending on the shape, they may have to go +10 or -10. Or, they may go +1 or -1. The game can be quite challenging.

Try filling in a small snippet of a hundred chart with these easy to make Fill-In-The-Blank Hundred Chart Puzzles for a little extra math practice at home.

My girls had so much fun with these puzzles.

And, they were learning along the way. They were working on simple addition, like +1 and -1, and number order. They also worked on adding 10 and subtracting 10.

There are just so many skills to learn with this simple game.

Don’t you just love when you can make learning fun?

You may also like one of these hundred chart activities:

Math Homework 101: What is a Hundred Chart?

Driveway Hundred Chart

Wacky Mixed Up Hundred Chart at Better Than Homework

Sticky Hundred Chart Math Activity at Coffee Cups and Crayons

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Terri Thompson

Terri is a writer and mom of two elementary-aged girls. She has a passion for learning and is always looking for ways to make learning fun. You can find her here writing about fun learning activities, art, craft, and family fun ideas.

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