Counting 1 to 100 Worksheets

Counting to 100 is a milestone in kindergarten and first grade, and many classrooms celebrate the 100th day of school. On this worksheet each page has a row of ten numbers repeated on ten lines, so children trace every number from 1 to 100 ten times over ten pages.

Use the Previous and Next buttons under the preview to flip through all ten pages before you print. Page 1 is 1 to 10, page 2 is 11 to 20, and so on up to page 10, which covers 91 to 100. If you want bigger single numbers, change Layout to One number per line.

Patterns That Make 100 Easier

Point out that each group of ten starts the same way: 21, 22 and 23 all begin with 2, and the last digit repeats 1 to 9. The tens (twenty, thirty, forty and so on) are the milestones along the way. Once children see the pattern they stop memorising 100 separate numbers and start spotting the rule.

Tips for Longer Practice

Don’t ask for all ten pages in one sitting. One or two pages a day is a good pace. Stick the finished pages in order on a wall to build a long number line, and colour the star at the end of each row to mark progress. Mix the tracing with skip counting worksheets to see how the numbers jump in 2s, 5s and 10s.

Numbers Only or With Words

This page shows numbers only so the rows stay clean. To add the words, change Layout to One number per line and turn on Show number words. Long words such as ninety-nine still fit, but the letters shrink a little. For word practice on its own, see our number words worksheets.

More free printables: counting worksheets (choose any range), counting 1 to 20, skip counting worksheets, number words worksheets, blank handwriting paper.

Helpful guides: pre-writing activities for preschoolers, how to teach a child to write their name.