Preview: Missing Numbers to 100
2 pages🔢 Missing Numbers to 100
📖 Concept
Numbers follow a pattern. Knowing the count order lets you figure out the missing number in a sequence, like 10, 11, ___, 13.
✏️ Section A — Write the missing number
✏️ Section B — Write the number before and after
📌 Also try: Before and After Numbers — a related number-order skill
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About This Missing Numbers to 100 Worksheet
This free printable missing numbers to 100 worksheet helps kindergarten and first-grade students master number order. Learners fill in the missing number in a sequence and write the numbers that come before and after a given number. Print on US Letter or A4 paper and use the included answer key to check work quickly.
What Students Will Learn
Students build number sense and the ability to count forward and backward within 100. Recognizing number order and patterns — knowing what comes next or what is missing — is the foundation for skip counting, place value, and addition.
How Teachers Can Use This Worksheet
- Counting warm-up: Count aloud from 1 to 100 as a group, then let students fill in the blanks independently.
- Number line support: Give students a number line or hundred chart to check their answers.
- Exit ticket: Ask students to say the number before and after a given number to check fluency.
How Parents and Homeschoolers Can Use This Worksheet
Count everyday things — steps, snacks, and toys — and occasionally ask "what number comes next?" Use a hundred chart on the wall as a visual anchor. Keep sessions short and playful; number order builds best with frequent, small doses of practice.
Skills Covered
number order · counting to 100 · counting forward/backward · number sense · number patterns