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Free Number Wall Charts

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Several years ago, I created and shared a 100 count Number Wall Chart because my district had adopted a new math curriculum in our school. That curriculum required that we post one that was vertical. I didn’t like the one offered with the series, so I created one that I could make and print off myself. I offered this chart as a free item for my readers, but I have sense gotten many new requests for other Number Wall Charts.

100 Vertical Number Wall Chart

120 Number Wall Chart – Vertical

Immediately after I posted this one, my First Grade readers requested one that would go to 120. So I created one.

120 Number Wall Chart Vertical

120 Number Wall Chart – Horizontal

Then I had one that requested I make a horizontal one, too. So now I offer both a horizontal and a vertical 120 Number Wall Chart free for my readers.

120 Horizontal Number Wall Chart

I do have to give a little shout-out to my teacher friend, Amanda Heer who has allowed me to use her pictures here to show you what the horizontal chart might look like if you choose to print that one.

These charts are super easy to print and put together. Just grab your favorite Astrobrights cardstock, print them out, and post them so your students can easily see them.

10 Frame Printables

You all loved her calendar/ number chart area so much, but now you wanted to know where she got her 10 frame for counting how many days you’ve been in school. The ones shown in the picture are NOT from me, but I do use something similar. So now, not only do I have a 120 chart in both vertical and horizontal options, but I also have a set of ten frames, the ones I use in my own room for counting how many days we have been in school.

So, if you’d like the vertical version of my number chart, download HERE or click on the picture below.

If you prefer the horizontal option, click HERE or on Amanda’s picture below.

And if you’d like a copy of How Many Days Have We Been In School ten frames that I use in my classroom, you can grab it HERE or click on the picture below. I add a sticker for each day that we are in school.

Printable Blank Ten Frames for your Calendar Area

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30 responses to “Free Number Wall Charts”

  1. Melissa Avatar
    Melissa

    Thank you for the number lines. Do you have the 10 frames that are shown in the picture?

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  2. Tammy Avatar
    Tammy

    When I tried to click on the horizontal 100’s chart, nothing happens. If you could please send me the link to the email address below, I would appreciate it. Thank you so much!

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  3. Jan Avatar
    Jan

    I clicked on both of the charts but it does not open.

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  4. Carla Brost Avatar
    Carla Brost

    I tried to click on the link to get the chart, and it didn’t work!

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  5. Joyce Avatar
    Joyce

    Thank you for sharing your work. Now, where might I find the coordinating 10 frames?

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  6. Tracey Matsui Avatar
    Tracey Matsui

    Thank you for sharing! What is the 10 frame next to the 100’s chart? Is it for how many days in school? Do you add dots (stickers, BINGO markers)? I really like that too!

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  7. Laurie Yankosky Avatar
    Laurie Yankosky

    I absolutely LOVE this 120s chart! Mine is the old, ugly pocket chart with red or white numbers. This is so much more colorful! Do you also have the tens frames for the days we’ve been in school? I would love to add that to my board next to the chart. Please let me know where I can get my hands on that! 🙂 Thanks! Laurie

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  8. De'Shea Kueber Avatar
    De’Shea Kueber

    I tried downloading the free vertical Printable Wall 120 Chart, but it keeps giving me an error that the drive.google.com failed connection. Is there anyway you could send me the file via email?

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  9. Holly Van Herpe Avatar
    Holly Van Herpe

    I LOVE this and would really like to print it out, but it’s not working.
    Holly

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  10. Debbie Critchelow Avatar
    Debbie Critchelow

    I absolutely love your 120 number chart!! However, I can’t get it to open… Can you email it to me?

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  11. Nikki Avatar
    Nikki

    Thank you for this amazing resource! As a new teacher with college debt I am trying to get resources at an affordable price and this is beyond perfect!
    What size is the white card stock (?) you are gluing the numbers to?

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  12. Sherri Avatar
    Sherri

    I can’t print or download the horizontal number chart. It shows an unhappy face each time and says not secure.

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  13. Tom Ranson Avatar
    Tom Ranson

    How about a geometrical one hundred chart; where the size of the rectangle is related to the size of the number?

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  14. Angela Jordan Avatar
    Angela Jordan

    This chart is beautiful! Do you have one for third grade learning their multiplication facts?

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  15. Cairn Avatar
    Cairn

    Thank you!

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  16. Tracey Matsui Avatar
    Tracey Matsui

    I love the ten frames along the side of the 100’s chart. Do you sell or have those as well?

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  17. Tiffanie Avatar
    Tiffanie

    Would you consider extending the numbers to 150?

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  18. Melanie Avatar
    Melanie

    I’m wondering what font you used for the numbers? I’m hoping to extend my chart for numbers 121 – 240 since I teach 2nd grade! Thank you for this great resource!

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  19. Megan E Wheeler Avatar
    Megan E Wheeler

    Hi! I love this so much! I have it all printed out. I am wondering if these pieces will fit into a hundreds pocket chart. Please let me know. Thanks!!

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  20. Anna DeHerder Avatar
    Anna DeHerder

    This is wonderful! Thank you so much for making a horizontal version. This makes it so much easier for my students to find patterns.
    I have a quick question–do you have a multiplication chart version? Or, if not, are you willing to make one?

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  21. Teri Bowshier Avatar
    Teri Bowshier

    I like this idea. Thank you for sharing your work!

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  22. Bailey Avatar
    Bailey

    Hi! Is there a link for the HORIZONAL 100/120 chart? Also, did you make the Ten’s frame cards in the picture? That’s really great also!
    Thanks!

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  23. Rebecca Avatar
    Rebecca

    Hello! Thank you so much for the beautiful horizontal number line! It is exactly what I’ve been searching for! How kind and generous of you to share it.
    I’m wondering about the ten frames that are labeled, 10, 20, etc. Are they also a product of yours? I would love to purchase them as they are also something I’ve been searching for to use with our math program.

    Thanks again!
    Rebecca

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  24. Lisa Avatar
    Lisa

    Thank you! This is exacting what I’ve been looking for to use in my classroom!

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  25. Lynn Avatar
    Lynn

    Hi:
    Can you tell me what font you used for this project?

    Thank you,
    Lynn

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  26. DD Avatar
    DD

    Now can you make a reverse vertical chart starting with 1 on the bottom to 10 on the top? I would then build it bottom to top and right to left. Sounds goofy but different visualizations work for different people. I feel like it would support with contextualizing place value.

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  27. Jina Alcantar Avatar
    Jina Alcantar

    Thank you so much for your generosity and hard work. This saved me so much time!

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  28. Cheryl Avatar
    Cheryl

    Thank you so much!!! I love the vertical number line! I love that kids can see numbers in a different way! Thank you for sharing this!

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  29. Victoria Rauchle Avatar
    Victoria Rauchle

    Would you consider making a 10 frame that goes past 180? We go 190 or so most years…. =) thanks!

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  30. charmaine Avatar
    charmaine

    it is suitable for the Grade R learners because the chart is colorful and the learners can see the numbers clearly.

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