120 Chart (Free Printable)

Free printable 120 charts for students learning to count to 120. Find blank 120 charts, interactive 120’s charts with missing numbers, worksheets, and activity pages to help your elementary math students with number recognition, counting, skip counting, number patterns, even and odd numbers, and even skip counting. Download and print our PDF 1-120 number charts in full color for classroom reference, or black and white for students resources.

Free Printable 120 Charts for Kids

120 Chart

120 chart for your classroom or homeschool learning space. Perfect for 1st grade students to practice numbers, counting, skip counting, and more! A hundreds chart to 120 is great for expanding counting skills beyond 100.

120s Chart B&W

This chart is a black-and-white option of our 120 chart. Laminate and let your students practice skip counting, find number patterns, label odd/even numbers and more with a dry erase marker!

Blank 120 Chart

Free printable 120 number chart has been left blank. That way your first graders can complete the chart themselves.

120 Number Charts to Print

Full Color Poster 120 Chart

Full color 120 number chart. This cart has colored columns that show students the relationship between numbers. Perfect for place value and building number relationships.

120’s Chart Printable

A full-color 120 number chart is a perfect student visual resource. Just add it to your first graders’ folders and watch them soar! Your students will become math superstars with our colorful, vibrant, and valuable sources.

Blank 120 Number Chart

Students can write the numbers 1 to 120 using this free, blank, black-and-white number chart. Simply print and go – it’s that easy! A number grid to 120 makes it super easy for students to practice writing numbers in order.

120 Chart Games & Activity Pages

120 Chart Fill in the Blank

Give your first grade students the challenge of completing this 120 missing fill-in-the-blank worksheet. Your students will love completing the work and you’ll love how they build their math skills!

120 Chart for Counting

Skip count and color this printable 120 number chart! Students will practice skip counting 2s, 5s, and 8s!

120 Chart Skip Counting Pattern

Can you find the pattern? This free, printable PDF worksheet gives your students the task of skip counting by five. Kids need to learn skip counting? Check out our skip counting worksheets!

120 Chart Color by Number

120 Chart Color By Number

Students will learn how to recognize numbers and create patterns with this fun color-by-number worksheet set on a 120 Number grid.

120 Chart Color By Number Activity

Free, printable color-by-number worksheets feature the numbers 1-120. Your first graders will learn to recognize the numbers and get fine motor skill development practice through coloring.

120 Chart Color By Number Sheet

Color-by-number worksheets are fun and easy with this free color by number worksheet. Use as a number recognition assessment or fun homework page.

120 Chart Place Value

This full-color color by place value chart is the perfect companion to our free place value chart. Color each place value based on the colors listed in the directions and on the place value chart.

120 Chart Place Value Black & White

A black and white version of our color by place value worksheet. Students will color the place values based on the directions. Pair with this free place value chart for even more learning fun!

120 Chart Odd & Even

Students build simple number skills by coloring all even numbers blue and all odd numbers red. This is a great activity to visualize number patterns through color coding.

120 Chart Puzzle

This 120 chart puzzle gives your students a fun way to look at numbers. We suggest using the colored 120 number chart above to help your students orientate themselves to the 120 grid. Laminate and use a dry erase marker to reuse this sheet again and atain.

120 Chart Puzzle Grid

Free printable number puzzles! Pieces of the number chart have been taken out and your students will need to figure out what numbers go where.

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