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Games for Kids on Numbers up to 100

After learning to count to 50, your first grader will learn to count to 100, followed by addition and subtraction within 100. Receiving the right guidance is crucial, and you can make this journey all the more fun for your kid by introducing them to SplashLearn’s colorful and interactive games.

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    Compose and Decompose Tens to Make a Number
    Compose and Decompose Tens to Make a Number

    Blinky the bat is stuck and only you and Oolzoos can help him travel through the cave and reach home. Are you up for the challenge? The game has a set of problems logically crafted for your child so that they learn the concept of composing and decomposing. Students will create a number using the numbers from a story here.

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    Find the Number using Groups of Tens and Ones
    Find the Number using Groups of Tens and Ones

    Give your child food for the mind with this game on place value. There are misconceptions that are often associated with concepts like place value, but those can easily be put on the back burner with regular and targeted practice. The game includes visual representations, which prepare students for abstract concepts in the course. Students use concrete objects and count by tens and ones to find the number

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    Find the Number using Base 10 Blocks
    Find the Number using Base 10 Blocks

    The game requires students to use base 10 blocks to extract information and answer questions on place value. The student will find the number using base 10 blocks in this game. The game aims to help students identify the number represented by base 10 blocks. Students will need to select the correct number from the given options to complete the task.

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    Select the Correct Number
    Select the Correct Number

    Improve your child's proficiency in place value with this game. Concepts like place value can be confusing for kids, but with practice, they can gradually get more comfortable. Here your young mathematician will apply the knowledge of tens and ones to be able to guess the correct number.

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    Make a Number Using Tens, and Ones
    Make a Number Using Tens, and Ones

    Time to help the little aliens reach their home planet. Can you adjust the numbers in their rockets to fly them home? The game requires students to recall concepts related to tens and ones and make a number to move towards mastery in the topic. This set of problems deals with numbers within 100; students will get opportunities to work with different sets along the way.

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    Determine the Tens and Ones in Base 10 Blocks
    Determine the Tens and Ones in Base 10 Blocks

    Building a strong foundation in place value is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident. The game gives students plenty of opportunities to work with problems based on tens and ones. They are encouraged to apply their mathematical knowledge to find the number of tens and ones depicted by base 10 blocks. At this stage, students will work with numbers within 100.

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    Compose and Decompose Tens and Ones to Make a Number
    Compose and Decompose Tens and Ones to Make a Number

    Hurdles, hurdles, go away. This little kid wants to play. Oozloos are ready to eat chili and Blinky the blat is ready to fly freely! The game strengthens students' problem-solving ability while they learn to compose and decompose numbers to make a number.

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    All Numbers up to 100 Games for Kids
    Compose and Decompose Tens to Make a Number
    Compose and Decompose Tens to Make a Number

    Blinky the bat is stuck and only you and Oolzoos can help him travel through the cave and reach home. Are you up for the challenge? The game has a set of problems logically crafted for your child so that they learn the concept of composing and decomposing. Students will create a number using the numbers from a story here.

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    Find the Number using Groups of Tens and Ones
    Find the Number using Groups of Tens and Ones

    Give your child food for the mind with this game on place value. There are misconceptions that are often associated with concepts like place value, but those can easily be put on the back burner with regular and targeted practice. The game includes visual representations, which prepare students for abstract concepts in the course. Students use concrete objects and count by tens and ones to find the number

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    Find the Number using Base 10 Blocks
    Find the Number using Base 10 Blocks

    The game requires students to use base 10 blocks to extract information and answer questions on place value. The student will find the number using base 10 blocks in this game. The game aims to help students identify the number represented by base 10 blocks. Students will need to select the correct number from the given options to complete the task.

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    Select the Correct Number
    Select the Correct Number

    Improve your child's proficiency in place value with this game. Concepts like place value can be confusing for kids, but with practice, they can gradually get more comfortable. Here your young mathematician will apply the knowledge of tens and ones to be able to guess the correct number.

    1 1.NBT.2.b
    Make a Number Using Tens, and Ones
    Make a Number Using Tens, and Ones

    Time to help the little aliens reach their home planet. Can you adjust the numbers in their rockets to fly them home? The game requires students to recall concepts related to tens and ones and make a number to move towards mastery in the topic. This set of problems deals with numbers within 100; students will get opportunities to work with different sets along the way.

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    Determine the Tens and Ones in Base 10 Blocks
    Determine the Tens and Ones in Base 10 Blocks

    Building a strong foundation in place value is an important step in helping your child become proficient and confident. The game gives students plenty of opportunities to work with problems based on tens and ones. They are encouraged to apply their mathematical knowledge to find the number of tens and ones depicted by base 10 blocks. At this stage, students will work with numbers within 100.

    1 1.NBT.2.b
    Compose and Decompose Tens and Ones to Make a Number
    Compose and Decompose Tens and Ones to Make a Number

    Hurdles, hurdles, go away. This little kid wants to play. Oozloos are ready to eat chili and Blinky the blat is ready to fly freely! The game strengthens students' problem-solving ability while they learn to compose and decompose numbers to make a number.

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    Building strong mathematical foundations is necessary for kids to enjoy the subject at a later stage. Let your kids embark on this journey while having fun.

    1-100, Here We Go! 

    Numbers up to 100 Games require your kids to read, recognize and know numbers till 100. Knowing the numbers is the first step in the world of mathematics, and hence your kids must excel here. Numbers are the basic foundation of math and should feel familiar to them. This is the only way they will enjoy the subject as they approach more complex problems like addition and subtraction.

    Teaching the Tiny Tots

    The most impactful way to teach numbers till 100 to your kid is to make them recite them after you. Once they grasp these numbers, a fun activity they might enjoy is to count everyday projects – the number of almonds in a jar, the number of pieces in a jigsaw puzzle, etc.

    Another way to help them is to make them write down the numbers and help them understand the patterns (for example, the change from 0 to 9 in the units' place with progression in counting).

    Path to Excellence 

    To make learning fun and interesting for kids, SplashLearn offers a variety of Numbers up to 100 Games like Missing Numbers on Hundreds Charts, Count on Number Lines, Connect the Blocks and Complete the Sequence. Missing number games help your kids identify the missing number from a number chart or a number line, hence making their number sense stronger.

    On the other hand, Connect the Blocks requires them to connect number blocks based on their sequence, and Complete the Sequence helps to strengthen this concept further by making the kids rearrange numbers in the correct sequence. 

    Let your kids indulge in SplashLearn's world of exciting games as they learn to count to 100. Remember that the learning path is not always smooth, and kids are bound to make mistakes. Be sure to comfort your child with love while they attempt to learn and encourage them to practice more as they make progress on their path to excellence.

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