How it works
This mini hundreds chart sheet prints four charts of 1 to 100, each 3 1/2 inches square, with room to cut between them. The Sheet menu has 0 to 99, 1 to 120, 101 to 200 and blank charts.
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Print and cut
Press Print mini charts and print at 100% scale. The charts stand 1/4 inch apart, two across and two down. Cut down the middle of each gap and one sheet makes four charts.
Pick the range
On 1 to 100 each row ends with a ten, and 100 closes the last row. On 0 to 99 each row starts with a ten, so the numbers in a row share a tens digit. 1 to 120 adds two rows, and 101 to 200 is the second hundred.
Blank charts
The two blank sheets have the same squares with no numbers in them: 10 by 10, or 10 by 12 for a count to 120.
- The numbers print at about 10 point, the smallest the page allows, which is why a sheet holds four charts and not six.
Questions and answers
How big is each mini hundreds chart?
3 1/2 inches square: ten squares of 7/20 inch (0.35 inch) each way. The 1 to 120 chart has two more rows and is 4.2 inches tall. Letter and A4 print the same size.
How many mini charts fit on a page?
Four, two across and two down, on Letter or A4. With smaller squares a three-digit number would print under 10 point, so six or eight to a page are not offered.
Is there a blank mini hundreds chart?
Yes. The blank sheet has four charts of 10 by 10 empty squares, and the blank 120 sheet has 10 by 12. For one large blank chart, go to the hundreds chart page.
What is the difference between a 1 to 100 chart and a 0 to 99 chart?
Where the tens sit. On 0 to 99 the tens (0, 10, 20) begin the rows, so 20 to 29 share one row. On 1 to 100 the tens end the rows, so 30 sits at the end of the row that starts with 21.