How many Numberblocks characters are there from 1 to 100?

There are 100 Numberblock characters from 1 to 100 in this chart. Each number has its own block shape, color pattern, and math clubs such as odd, even, prime, or square.

What colors are the Numberblocks 1 to 10?

The core characters each have a signature color: 1 is red, 2 is orange, 3 is yellow, 4 is blue, 5 is pink, 6 is purple, 7 is rainbow, 8 is magenta, 9 is teal, and 10 is white with an orange border. Bigger Numberblocks reuse these colors based on their last digit.

Can I print the Numberblocks 1-100 chart?

Yes. Use your browser print command or the Print Chart button to print the 10 by 10 chart for home or classroom use.

Which Numberblocks are square numbers?

The square numbers from 1 to 100 are 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, and 100. Use the Square Numbers filter to highlight them.

Can we count backwards from 100 to 1?

Yes! Counting down from 100 to 1 is great practice too. Read the chart from the last group (96-100) back to the first group (1-5), one row at a time.

Is there a Numberblocks chart for numbers bigger than 100?

This chart stops at 100, but curious kids can type giant numbers - 1,000, a million, even a googol - straight into the Numberblocks Generator on the home page.

Can I practice just Numberblocks 1 to 20 or 1 to 50?

Yes. The chart is grouped in sets of five, so you can focus on the first four groups for 1 to 20, or the first ten groups for 1 to 50, before opening the full 1 to 100 wall.

Numberblocks 1 to 100 - Every Numberblock in One Place

Explore every Numberblock from 1 to 100 in a free interactive chart. Click a number to see its clubs, print the chart, or open it in another Numberblocks tool.

Browse by 5-number groups

Numbers 1-5

Five at a time makes the block counts easier to compare.

What Are Numberblocks 1 to 100?

Numberblocks 1 to 100 (you can also write it 1-100) is a complete counting wall with all the Numberblocks characters in one place. The chart is grouped in sets of five, so children can compare small quantities first before opening the full 1 to 100 wall.

Teachers and parents can use this page as a quick visual reference before moving into hands-on tools like the Numberblocks Generator, Numberblocks Addition, and Numberblocks Number Bonds. Ready for numbers beyond 100? The generator on the home page accepts giant numbers too.

How to Use the Numberblocks 1-100 Chart

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Choose a Group

Start with 1-5, then move through 6-10, 11-15, and the rest of the chart.

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Click a Numberblock

Select any number to open its quick info panel and related tool links.

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Filter by Math Category

Show all numbers, odd numbers, even numbers, square numbers, or prime numbers.

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Show or Print All

Switch to all groups when you want the full 1 to 100 wall or need to print it.

All Numberblocks Characters 1 to 100

Every character from 1 to 100 lives on this wall. The first ten Numberblocks lead with their signature colors, and every bigger number borrows its color from its last digit.

1 Red

2 Orange

3 Yellow

4 Blue

5 Pink

6 Purple

7 Rainbow

8 Magenta

9 Teal

10 White

Numbers 1-10

The core characters introduce counting, small shapes, odd and even numbers, squares like 4 and 9, and the first ten-frame.

Numbers 11-20

The teens help children see ten plus extra ones, a key step toward place value and bigger counting.

Numbers 21-50

These bigger Numberblocks show repeated rows, multiples of five and ten, and rectangle arrangements.

Numbers 51-100

The largest chart numbers make patterns easy to spot, especially square numbers like 64, 81, and 100.

Printable Numberblocks 1-100 Chart

Print this page to make a quick Numberblocks 1 to 100 poster. For single-number printable sheets, use the coloring page generator.

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