Numbers to 1,000
Trace Three-Digit Numbers (100–200)
Trace each number carefully. Say the number out loud as you write it!
Trace Numbers 200 to 300
Keep going! Trace these three-digit numbers.
Write the Numbers (100–200)
Write each number in the box and read it aloud. Then use blocks or counters to show the hundreds, tens and ones.
Write 100 in digits. How many hundreds, tens and ones?
Write 120 in digits. How many tens are in 120?
Write 150 in digits. Is 150 closer to 100 or 200?
Write the Numbers (100–200) Part 2
Write each number and complete the sentences.
110 = ___ hundred and ___ tens
140 = ___ hundred and ___ tens
200 = ___ hundreds, ___ tens, ___ ones
Count On from 100
Fill in the missing numbers.
Count On from 150
Fill in the missing numbers.
Match Number Words (100–200)
Draw a line from each number word to its numeral.
Match Number Words (200–300)
Draw a line from each number word to its numeral.
Which Is the Largest? (100–200)
Circle the largest number in each group.
Which is the largest?
Which is the largest?
Which is the smallest?
Which is the smallest?
Which Is the Largest? (200–300)
Circle the largest number in each group.
Which is the largest?
Which is the largest?
Which is the smallest?
Which is the smallest?
Count by 10s from 100
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by tens!
Count by 10s from 250
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by tens!
Order Three Numbers (100–200)
Which list shows the numbers in order from smallest to largest?
145, 154, 141
178, 187, 168
120, 102, 112
Order Three Numbers (200–300)
Which list shows the numbers in order from smallest to largest?
278, 287, 268
300, 203, 230
255, 252, 259
Match Numbers to Words (Mixed 100–300)
Match each numeral to the correct word.
What Comes Just After? (100–300)
Circle the number that comes just after.
What comes just after 199?
What comes just after 249?
What comes just after 299?
What comes just after 109?
Numbers 130 to 250
Write each number and answer the questions.
130 = ___ hundreds, ___ tens, ___ ones
175 = ___ hundreds, ___ tens, ___ ones
250 = ___ hundreds, ___ tens, ___ ones
Write These Numbers in Words (100–300)
Write each number as a word.
125 = ___
200 = ___
273 = ___
108 = ___
Trace Numbers 300 to 500
Trace these bigger numbers! Say each one as you write.
Trace Numbers 500 to 700
Keep going with larger numbers!
Numbers 310 to 500
Write each number in expanded form (hundreds + tens + ones).
310 = ___ + ___ + ___
425 = ___ + ___ + ___
500 = ___ + ___ + ___
Match Number Words (300–500)
Draw a line to match each word to its number.
Match Number Words (500–700)
Draw a line to match each word to its number.
Which Number Is It? (300–500)
Read the number word and circle the correct numeral.
four hundred and twenty-five
three hundred and nine
four hundred and eighty
five hundred and five
Which Number Is It? (500–700)
Read the number word and circle the correct numeral.
six hundred and thirteen
five hundred and fifty
seven hundred
six hundred and sixty-six
Count On Through the Hundreds (300–500)
Fill in the missing numbers.
Count On Through the Hundreds (500–700)
Fill in the missing numbers.
Before and After (300–500)
Circle the number that comes just before or just after.
Which comes just after 399?
Which comes just before 500?
Which comes just after 449?
Which comes just before 350?
Before and After (500–700)
Circle the number that comes just before or just after.
Which comes just after 599?
Which comes just before 650?
Which comes just after 699?
Which comes just before 555?
Count by 100s
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by hundreds!
Order Three Numbers (300–700)
Which list shows the numbers in order from smallest to largest?
450, 405, 540
623, 632, 326
500, 350, 700
Numbers 350 to 600
Write each number in expanded form and say it aloud.
350 = ___ hundreds + ___ tens + ___ ones
475 = ___ hundreds + ___ tens + ___ ones
600 = ___ hundreds + ___ tens + ___ ones
Write These Numbers in Words (300–700)
Write each number as a word.
412 = ___
506 = ___
650 = ___
389 = ___
Count by 5s (300–400)
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by fives!
Trace Numbers 700 to 900
Trace these large numbers carefully.
Trace Numbers 900 to 1,000
Almost at one thousand! Trace each number.
Numbers 750 to 999
Write each number in words and in expanded form.
750 in words: ___. Expanded: ___ + ___ + ___
825 in words: ___. Expanded: ___ + ___ + ___
999 in words: ___. Expanded: ___ + ___ + ___
Match Number Words (700–900)
Match each word to its numeral.
Match Number Words (900–1,000)
Match each word to its numeral.
Largest and Smallest (700–900)
Circle the correct answer.
Which is the largest?
Which is the smallest?
Which is the largest?
Which is closest to 800?
Largest and Smallest (900–1,000)
Circle the correct answer.
Which is the largest?
Which is the smallest?
Which is closest to 950?
Which is the largest?
Count Backwards from 1,000
Fill in the missing numbers. Count backwards!
Count Backwards from 850
Fill in the missing numbers. Count backwards!
Order Three Numbers (700–1,000)
Which list shows the numbers in order from smallest to largest?
845, 854, 805
990, 909, 999
1000, 750, 875
Count by 5s (700–800)
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by fives!
Count by 10s (800–1000)
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by tens!
What Comes Just Before? (Large Numbers)
Circle the number that comes just before.
What comes just before 800?
What comes just before 1000?
What comes just before 750?
What comes just before 901?
Match Numbers to Nearest Hundred
Match each number to the nearest hundred.
Write the Number Before and After
Write the number that comes just before and just after each number.
___ , 500 , ___
___ , 750 , ___
___ , 999 , ___
___ , 300 , ___
___ , 1000 , ___
Order from Smallest to Largest
Write these numbers in order from smallest to largest.
462, 246, 624 → ___, ___, ___
837, 738, 873 → ___, ___, ___
159, 951, 519 → ___, ___, ___
Order from Largest to Smallest
Write these numbers in order from largest to smallest.
305, 503, 350 → ___, ___, ___
721, 712, 271 → ___, ___, ___
999, 909, 990 → ___, ___, ___
Write These Numbers in Words (700–1000)
Write each number as a word.
750 = ___
808 = ___
999 = ___
1000 = ___
Numbers Challenge Quiz
Circle the correct answer for each question.
Which number is closest to 500?
Which number is halfway between 0 and 1000?
How many hundreds in 700?
Which is bigger: 899 or 901?
Home Activity: Number Hunt
Find big numbers all around you!
- 1Look in newspapers or catalogues for numbers bigger than 100. Write down 5 that you find.
- 2Find the biggest number on a food packet. Is it bigger than 500?
- 3Write the numbers 1 to 1,000 by counting by 100s.
- 4Pick three random three-digit numbers and put them in order from smallest to biggest.
Trace Numbers 400 to 600
Trace these numbers carefully. Say each one aloud.
Trace Round Numbers
These are all round hundreds. Trace and say them.
Count by 2s from 900
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by twos!
Count by 5s from 500
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by fives!
Count by 100s to 1000
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by hundreds!
What Is the Value?
Circle the correct value of the digit.
What is the value of 6 in 672?
What is the value of 3 in 839?
What is the value of 5 in 508?
What is the value of 1 in 410?
Match Digits to Their Value
Match each digit-in-position to its value.
Number Survey
These children were asked their favourite 3-digit number. Record the tallies.
| Item | Tally | Total |
|---|---|---|
100–300 | ||
301–500 | ||
501–700 | ||
701–1000 |
Numbers on Signs
Read the picture graph and answer the questions.
| Under 200 | |
| 200–500 | |
| 501–800 | |
| Over 800 |
Which range has the most numbers?
How many numbers were recorded in total?
How many more are in 501–800 than under 200?
Compare These Numbers
Write < , > or = to compare the numbers in each pair.
Which is bigger?
Are these equal?
Which is bigger?
Which is bigger?
More Number Comparisons
Circle the larger number in each pair.
Which is larger?
Which is larger?
Which is larger?
Which is larger?
Sort into Hundreds Groups
Sort these numbers into the correct hundreds group.
Guess My Number
Read the clues and write the number.
I am between 300 and 400. My ones digit is 7. My tens digit is 5. What am I?
I am between 600 and 700. My tens digit is 0. My ones digit is 4. What am I?
I have 9 hundreds, 9 tens and 9 ones. What am I?
Hundreds on Ten Frames
Each filled frame = 10. Count the total filled circles.
Write Numbers in Different Ways
Write each number in two different ways.
475: expanded form = ___ + ___ + ___; words = ___
302: expanded form = ___ + ___ + ___; words = ___
860: expanded form = ___ + ___ + ___; words = ___
Hundreds Bonds
Complete each number bond.
Numbers Between
Write three numbers that fit between the given numbers.
Between 100 and 200: ___, ___, ___
Between 450 and 500: ___, ___, ___
Between 800 and 900: ___, ___, ___
Between 990 and 1000: ___, ___, ___
Growing by 100s
The pattern grows by 100 each time. Draw the next group.
Round to the Nearest 100
Round each number to the nearest hundred.
345 rounded to nearest 100 = ___
672 rounded to nearest 100 = ___
850 rounded to nearest 100 = ___
149 rounded to nearest 100 = ___
Nearest Hundred
Circle the nearest hundred.
Which hundred is 378 closest to?
Which hundred is 512 closest to?
Which hundred is 749 closest to?
Which hundred is 950 closest to?
Match to the Nearest 10
Match each number to the nearest ten.
Count by 2s Backwards from 500
Fill in the missing numbers. Count backwards by 2!
Even or Odd?
Circle EVEN or ODD for each number.
356
743
900
511
Even and Odd Numbers
Sort these 3-digit numbers into even and odd.
My Favourite Big Number
Choose your favourite number between 100 and 1000 and answer the questions.
My number is: ___
Write it in words: ___
Write it in expanded form: ___ + ___ + ___
Write one number bigger and one smaller: Bigger: ___ Smaller: ___
Trace Numbers 600 to 800
Trace these numbers. Say them aloud as you write.
Count by 50s
Fill in the missing numbers. Count by 50 each time!
Count Backwards by 5s from 100
Fill in the missing numbers.
Partner to 1000
What must you add to make 1000?
Rounding to 10
Round each number to the nearest 10.
Round 347 to the nearest 10:
Round 463 to the nearest 10:
Round 735 to the nearest 10:
Round 889 to the nearest 10:
Match Numbers to 500 Differences
Match each number to the result.
Sort: Close to 0, 500, or 1000?
Sort each number by which benchmark it is closest to.
Which is Closer to 500?
Circle the number closer to 500.
Which is closer to 500?
Which is closer to 500?
Which is closer to 500?
Which is closer to 500?
Survey: Guess My Number Range
Record how many students guessed each range.
| Item | Tally | Total |
|---|---|---|
Guessed 1–250 | ||
Guessed 251–500 | ||
Guessed 501–750 | ||
Guessed 751–1000 |
Numbers Found in Daily Life
Read the picture graph and answer the questions.
| 100–300 | |
| 301–500 | |
| 501–700 | |
| 701–1000 |
Which range is most common?
How many examples total?
How many use numbers over 500?
Hundreds on Ten Frames
Each full row = 10. Count how many tens are shown.
Numbers in Real Life
Think of where you see three-digit numbers in everyday life.
I see three-digit numbers on: ___
Write a number you found and its context: ___
What is the biggest three-digit number you have seen? ___
Why do we need numbers bigger than 100? ___
Three-Digit Number Riddles
Solve each riddle.
I have 5 hundreds, 0 tens, and 5 ones. What am I? ___
I am the number just after 299. What am I? ___
I have 8 hundreds and no other digits. What am I? ___
I am the largest three-digit number. What am I? ___
Estimation in Context
Choose the best estimate for each question.
About how many days are in a year?
About how many minutes in 5 hours?
About how many pages in a long book?
About how many centimetres tall is a door?
Match Numbers to Benchmarks
Match each number to where it belongs between 0 and 1000.
Sort by Hundreds Group
Sort these numbers into their hundreds group.
The Number 500
Explore the number 500.
500 = ___ hundreds + ___ tens + ___ ones
500 is halfway between ___ and ___
Write 3 numbers bigger than 500: ___, ___, ___
Write 3 numbers smaller than 500: ___, ___, ___
Skip Counting Challenges
Fill in the next three numbers for each pattern.
Count by 2s from 496: ___, ___, ___
Count by 5s from 985: ___, ___, ___
Count by 10s from 970: ___, ___, ___
Count backwards by 100s from 1000: ___, ___, ___
Numbers That Add to 100
Find the partner to make 100.
Jump the Hundreds
Fill in the missing numbers — each jump is 100.
Even or Odd — 3-Digit Numbers
Look at the ones digit. Is the number even or odd?
Is 374 even or odd?
Is 851 even or odd?
Is 900 even or odd?
Is 643 even or odd?
Compare Hundreds Digits
How many hundreds does each number have? Circle the one with more.
Which has more hundreds?
Which has more hundreds?
Equal hundreds?
Which has more hundreds?
Number Patterns Growing by 100
Continue each pattern by adding 100 objects each time.
What Makes a Number Large?
Think about what makes a number large or small.
Which digit tells us the most about how big a number is? ___
Explain why 201 is bigger than 199: ___
Name 3 things we count using numbers over 100: ___