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Activity 20. Internet Resources

Teaching Tables:

paint/paint99.html

Scroll down the page until see the Number Chart and following description

Find and explain as many patterns as possible: for example, the symmetry in the squares, the

pattern of square numbers, multiples of 3, multiples of 4...

1-100 Number Square

0-99 Number Square

Click on either 1-100 or 0-99 Number Squares and enjoy painting number patterns.

Mending the Number Board:

This puzzle reinforces the ordering of numbers from 10 to 100 and the patterns found on a 100 square. Students are asked to

select the missing number and slide it into place to mend the number board.

Number Square Activity:

This site allows students to paint numbers as they identify the number patterns and relationships.

Learning about Number Relationships and Properties of Numbers

Using Calculators and Hundred Boards: Displaying Number Patterns:

Learning about Number Relationships and Properties of Numbers

Using Calculators and Hundred Boards: Patterns to 100 and Beyond:

The above two sites are part of the National Council of Teachers of

Mathematics (NCTM) website that address the NCTM Principles and

Standards for School Mathematics. The above activities have interactive

number charts for students to complete along with questions to help guide

children’s thinking.

Creating a 0-99 Number Chart:

This site provides a number chart that can be copied for student use.

References

Zero to Ninety-Nine: Problem

Solving on a 100 Square (1997)

Hundreds Board Activities (1995)

1-100 Activity Book (1990)

Claire Publications.

Carson-Dellosa Publishing Company

Learning Resources

Janine Blinko and Noel Graham

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