1000 chart
Every number from 1 to 1000, first on a single page and then as ten separate hundred charts with bigger print.
All 11 pages
Page 1 fits all 1000 numbers on one sheet. Pages 2 to 11 split the same count into ten hundred charts, 1–100 through 901–1000, with larger print.
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1–1000 on one page
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1–100
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101–200
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201–300
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301–400
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401–500
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501–600
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601–700
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701–800
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801–900
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901–1000
How to print it
- Open the print view. Press Print for a clean print-ready view of page 1, or download it as a PDF or PNG. The other pages are in the gallery below, with a button to download them all.
- Fit to page. In the print dialog choose “Fit to page” — the chart is laid out for US Letter and scales cleanly onto A4.
- Copy freely. Print or photocopy as many as you need for home, classroom or tutoring use. It is free, with no sign-up.
About the 1000 chart
The 1000 chart is where place value picks up a third digit. On the one-page version each row holds 20 numbers, so every fifth row ends on a hundred, and those ten hundreds are shaded and set in bold blue as landmarks. That makes it a good sheet for rounding to the nearest hundred: 438 sits between the 400 and 500 cells, and a child can see it is closer to 400. The hundred charts on pages 2 to 11 use the familiar ten-by-ten layout and are easier to read at a desk. The pages for 101–200 and 701–800 match cell for cell apart from the hundreds digit, so children see each hundred repeat the same pattern. Give each pair of students one hundred to work on.
Grade level: this chart is used in our 2nd grade math worksheets and 3rd grade math worksheets collections.
Frequently asked questions
How is the one-page 1000 chart laid out?
Fifty rows of twenty. Going down one row adds 20, and every fifth row ends on a hundred. The ten hundreds are shaded and printed in bold blue so they are easy to find.
Why include ten separate hundred charts as well?
A thousand numbers on one sheet means small print. The hundred charts on pages 2 to 11 use the standard ten-by-ten layout with numbers about twice as large, which is better for counting work and for younger eyes.
What grade uses a 1000 chart?
Mainly 2nd grade, when students count, read and write numbers to 1000, and 3rd grade, when they round numbers to the nearest 10 or 100.
How do I make a 1000 chart wall display?
Print pages 2 to 11 and tape them in order along a wall or corridor. Each page picks up where the last one stopped, so children can walk the count from 1 to 1000.