0-100 Number Square: Number Splat

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A great all-round numeracy resource, this PowerPoint features a handy 100 number square for you to use during whole-class teaching. 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.

This interactive hundred square for KS1 children is such a handy resource to have in class or at home. 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: 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.

You can change the number of columns from 3 up to 13, the starting number, and its position – either top left corner or bottom left corner of the grid. Choose the mask option to create a temple that can be moved around the grid to hide or highlight particular groups of cells. The template can be rotated using the single arrow button. 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.

What makes this 100 square unique is that all the spaces are blank. Which means you can fill them in with the numbers that will benefit your children the most.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.

This tool is often used in Maths lessons for young learners to help them visualise and memorise their numbers to 100. The 100 splat square encourages your students to be creative and gives them the independence of identifying number trends. To advance children's understanding of multiplication, this 1 to 12 Times Tables Display Postermight also be helpful. Use it for classroom displays or as a handy visual aid in independent tasks. What is a number square? If you found this PowerPoint helpful, children might benefit from these other number square resources and activities. These grids are designed for Year 1 children to help them count to 100. As many children are visual learners, this is a brilliant way to engage them.

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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 Using this resource regularly will help your child recognise the place value of each digit in a two-digit number from 10 right through to 99. Making sure your child uses this resource more than once will help them remember how to count to 100. How does a 100 Number Square aid learning? 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.

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. This is really useful for helping students visualise number sequences. For example, you can highlight the multiplications of a times table, where the number goes up in the same interval each time.Find out how using a Hundred Number Square can improve your child's math by reading our blog post here. What is a Number Square? Our resource is a great way to introduce young children to early numeracy, and get a great base understanding of writing numbers.If you liked this resource then you should take a look at our Number Shape Addition to 20 Worksheets. Or, how about Twinkl’s One More One Less Number Worksheet. What can this Square Splat teach?