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Hundred Square

Paint patterns, hide numbers for the class to work out, count in multiples, sieve out the primes and show jumps of tens and ones. Then play find my number and missing pieces.

Tap a number, or drag across several.

Count in multiples of

Ways to use it

Counting patterns

Switch on multiples of 2 and then 3. The striped squares are common multiples. Which pattern will multiples of 6 make?

What's hidden?

Hide 10 numbers at random and turn on Ask for the number. Children work out each one from its neighbours: one more, one less, ten more, ten less.

Adding on the square

Use Jump to show 34 + 23 as two jumps down a row and three along. Switch to Ones first: does the answer change?