Learn numbers 0-99 with this interactive hundreds chart!
Our Hundred Number Grid 0-99 floor mat makes learning math a movement-based activity! This interactive hundreds chart is suitable for elementary and middle school activities. It is a great tool for counting drills as well as practicing addition and subtraction.
Whether using it during class time or recess, this hop mat will encourage active learning while helping students develop gross motor skills. Made with high-quality materials, it is durable and easy to clean, ensuring years of educational fun.
Add our Hundred Number Grid 0-99 Mat to your learning resources today! Your students will hop, skip, and jump their way to a better understanding of the world around them.
Also available: Looking to expand your mathematics toolbox? Check out our Add/Subtract (1-100), Equivalent Fraction Hop, and Classifying Quadrilaterals floor mats.
Product Details
Materials: Our floor mats are made from heavy-duty vinyl. They are easy to clean, durable, and long-lasting. Some teachers have used their mats for over 10 years!
Dimensions: 10 x 10 feet; 5 x 5 feet (Also available in 8 x 8 feet. If you would prefer that size, please let us know, We are happy to provide pricing details.)
Includes: Numbers 0-99
Check out our material FAQ page for more information and instructions on caring for your floor mat.
Sample Activity:
- Stand on the number 1.
- Have someone call out a number to add (“Seven!”)
- Jump to the sum of 1 plus 7.
- Continue jumping from number to number as you add.
Variation: The person calling numbers can say “add” or “subtract” first.
Click below to download free images of large-size coins for kids! Print, cut, and laminate these coin manipulatives for use with this mat.
Marcia –
I teach P.E. in grades K-5 and this mat is adaptable to any grade level. With my lower grades, I work on number recognition, skip counting, addition and subtraction. With Grades 2-5, I work on two digit addition/subtraction, recognizing number patterns, learning prime numbers, skip counting and the list goes on and on! I love this floor mat! If you want a mat that is going to meet all grade levels, then this is it!
Maggie Hershey-Mason –
I teach first grade and used this mat almost daily. Students learn how to move and apply addition and subtraction strategies such as “counting on and counting back”, “one-to-one correspondence”, “oral counting”, “counting by tens”, and understanding the Base 10 Number System. My students would “light up” when I would bring this mat out. It is also a great tool for students who are less confident in math because they are enjoying the activity and keeping their mind working as they move – they forget that they are actually “doing math”!
Terri Kerley –
Kids love the big size of this and mat and the many different activities they can do. From K students who are learning there numbers to 6th graders who learn shortcuts to adding and subtracting, this mat works for everyone. I teach P.E. K-6 and students love the games that can be done with this large mat!