Updated: 09 Mar 2022
A set of 9 Valentine's Day-inspired mystery hundreds charts.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 10 Pages
Years: F - 1
A set of 9 Valentine's Day-inspired mystery hundreds charts.
This teaching resource requires students to colour in number squares on a hundreds chart to reveal a Valentine’s Day mystery picture.
Students use the colouring guide at the top of each page to colour in the hundreds chart to reveal a mystery image. What will it be?
The last page of the resource includes completed versions of each mystery picture.
This is a great activity to use with your fast finishers or as a maths groups rotation.
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