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Hundred Chart Hidden Number Game

March 4, 2021 By Terri Thompson

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Sometimes you just need a super-simple idea.

You don’t have time to make a game. You don’t want to get out the craft supplies.

But, you do want to do a fun learning activity with your kids.

This simple Hundred Chart Hidden Number Game is perfect for those days when you just don’t have the time to prep an activity. Just print it out and grab some loose change. You’re ready to go.

And then, when you want to have more fun with math, you can check out all the rest of our Awesome Hundred Chart Activities here.

Guess the hidden number on the hundred chart with this easy math game for kindergarten and first grade, Hundred Chart Hidden Number Game.

This Hundred Chart Hidden Numbers game will help with number sense. Your child will need to look at the surrounding numbers to figure out the hidden number.

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Table of Contents

  • Make the Hundred Chart Hidden Number Game
    • Play the Game
    • Extend the Fun
    • You may also like one of these math activities:
  • My Must-Have Hundred Chart Resources

Make the Hundred Chart Hidden Number Game

You’ll need a hundred chart. You can get one using the link below. Feel free to save it to your computer and use it whenever you need a hundred chart.

Click this link for your printable hundred chart.

Grab a few pennies from your change drawer and you’re ready to go.

Guess the hidden number on the hundred chart with this easy math game for kindergarten and first grade, Hundred Chart Hidden Number Game.

Play the Game

Cover up one of the numbers on the hundred chart with a penny. Ask your child to guess the hidden number.

They’ll need to look at the surrounding numbers to guess.

If they’re having problems figuring out the number, you can ask a few questions:

What’s the number before the penny? Can you count up to find out the missing number?

Also, show them how they can count backwards to find the number or use skip counting by ten to figure out the number.

Guess the hidden number on the hundred chart with this easy math game for kindergarten and first grade, Hundred Chart Hidden Number Game.

Extend the Fun

  • Make this hundred chart hidden number game harder by covering up multiple numbers. Use as few or as many as you want.
  • This game would work great with two or three kids. Have the kids take turns covering up numbers for each other.
  • Cover a whole chunk of numbers. Can you child figure out all the numbers that are hidden?

Just remember, learning activities don’t have to take a lot of work. Sometimes all you need is a super-simple idea like our Hundred Chart Hidden Number Game.

Guess the hidden number on the hundred chart with this easy math game for kindergarten and first grade, Hundred Chart Hidden Number Game.

You may also like one of these math activities:

Kindergarten Math: Counting to 100 by Ones and Tens

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My Must-Have Hundred Chart Resources

You can find some great hands-on hundred chart toys to extend the fun.

Try a sturdy and fun hundred chart with removable numbers or put up a large hundred chart with pockets. Or, you can get a hundred chart play mat for the floor.

Check out all the fun resources I found below.

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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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