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Learning Activities LEGO Math

How to Build a 100 Board with LEGO

Looking for a fun, hands-on way to teach kids about numbers? Want to use something you already own? Build a 100 board with LEGO! It’s super easy and using a 100 board is a great way for kids to practice counting, number recognition, identifying number patterns and many other math skills. It's super easy to build a 100 board using LEGO bricks! And it can be used for all kinds of number learning!

Build a 100 Board with LEGO

Building a 100 Board with LEGO®  is a wonderful math manipulative for kids in school or homeschooling! This LEGO activity requires some specific bricks, but don’t worry if you don’t have some of them. Just make do with what you have! Learning will take place anyway! ?

Supplies:

  • 100 Tan Tiles (eBay.com is a great place to buy specific tiles in bulk!)
  • Green 32×32 stud baseplate
  • Flat blue bricks
  • Fine Point Permanent Marker
  • Ice Cube Tray (for tile storage)
  • Dry erase marker (to erase permanent marker)

Supplies needed to build 100 board with LEGO

Instructions:

To prepare this activity you’ll first want to write the numbers on the LEGO tiles. Use fine point permanent marker and write the numbers 1-100 on the tan tiles. I found that sorting the tiles into an ice cube tray is an easy way to store them. I sorted by tens into each section.

Numbered LEGO tiles for 100 board

Next, create a 20×20 stud square on the green baseplate using the blue flat bricks. This will define your board space on the LEGO baseplate.

Once all the pieces for the LEGO 100 board is set up, your kids can then fill in the square by placing the numbered tiles in numerical order.

Filling in the LEGO 100 Board

This LEGO 100 Board is inspired by the Montessori Hundred Board. Like the Montessori Hundred Board this DIY version is a great way to teach children number recognition, counting, skip counting, numerical order and number patterns. It is also a great tool to encourage learning in LEGO fans!

LEGO 100 Board collage

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And be sure to check out our new book The Unofficial Guide to Learning with LEGO®! In it are over 100 hands-on learning activities from literacy to S.T.E.A.M. using LEGO® bricks!

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  1. Counting to 100 Activities for Kindergarten - Creative Family Fun says:
    January 29, 2020 at 12:04 pm

    […] LEGO Hundred Chart Check out this post at Stir the Wonder to find out how to make your own LEGO Hundred Board. During the building process, you’ll learn to put the numbers in order from 1 – 100. The best part is you can use this as a puzzle and build it again and again. […]

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  2. 100 Math Ideas for the 100th Day of School says:
    June 18, 2020 at 9:14 pm

    […] Build a LEGO hundreds chart: This would be a fun activity, then you can use it to practice counting games! […]

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