Number Flash Cards 1 to 100
Free printable number flash cards from 1 to 100, with the number word on the back of each card. That is a big set, so work through it ten cards at a time. Flip through them on screen below, or download the PDF for US Letter or A4.
All 100 cards in this set
- 1one
- 2two
- 3three
- 4four
- 5five
- 6six
- 7seven
- 8eight
- 9nine
- 10ten
- 11eleven
- 12twelve
- 13thirteen
- 14fourteen
- 15fifteen
- 16sixteen
- 17seventeen
- 18eighteen
- 19nineteen
- 20twenty
- 21twenty-one
- 22twenty-two
- 23twenty-three
- 24twenty-four
- 25twenty-five
- 26twenty-six
- 27twenty-seven
- 28twenty-eight
- 29twenty-nine
- 30thirty
- 31thirty-one
- 32thirty-two
- 33thirty-three
- 34thirty-four
- 35thirty-five
- 36thirty-six
- 37thirty-seven
- 38thirty-eight
- 39thirty-nine
- 40forty
- 41forty-one
- 42forty-two
- 43forty-three
- 44forty-four
- 45forty-five
- 46forty-six
- 47forty-seven
- 48forty-eight
- 49forty-nine
- 50fifty
- 51fifty-one
- 52fifty-two
- 53fifty-three
- 54fifty-four
- 55fifty-five
- 56fifty-six
- 57fifty-seven
- 58fifty-eight
- 59fifty-nine
- 60sixty
- 61sixty-one
- 62sixty-two
- 63sixty-three
- 64sixty-four
- 65sixty-five
- 66sixty-six
- 67sixty-seven
- 68sixty-eight
- 69sixty-nine
- 70seventy
- 71seventy-one
- 72seventy-two
- 73seventy-three
- 74seventy-four
- 75seventy-five
- 76seventy-six
- 77seventy-seven
- 78seventy-eight
- 79seventy-nine
- 80eighty
- 81eighty-one
- 82eighty-two
- 83eighty-three
- 84eighty-four
- 85eighty-five
- 86eighty-six
- 87eighty-seven
- 88eighty-eight
- 89eighty-nine
- 90ninety
- 91ninety-one
- 92ninety-two
- 93ninety-three
- 94ninety-four
- 95ninety-five
- 96ninety-six
- 97ninety-seven
- 98ninety-eight
- 99ninety-nine
- 100one hundred
How to print these flashcards
- Download the PDF in US Letter or A4.
- Print double-sided and choose "flip on long edge". Each answer lands on the back of its own card.
- Use cardstock (65 to 110 lb) if you have it. It lasts longer and the answers don't show through. Plain paper works too.
- Cut once down the middle, then across along the dashed lines. The cards run to the edges of the page, so there is nothing to trim at the sides, and the top and bottom cuts take off the small header and footer.
- For cards that last all year, laminate them and keep each set on a binder ring.
How to practice numbers 1 to 100 with flashcards
Hold up a card and ask "what number is this?" Cards your child knows straight away go on a "know it" pile, the rest go back in the stack. A few minutes a day works better than one long session.
Put the cards in order on the floor or table, then mix them up and do it again. Ask what comes before and after a number, or hide one card and see if your child can spot which is missing.
Once the numbers are easy, turn the cards over and read the number words. Early readers can match each word to its number. Use Answers first in the online cards to practice reading the words on their own.
Tips for learning numbers 1 to 100
- Lay ten cards in a row, 1 to 10, then 11 to 20 underneath, and so on. The columns show the pattern of a hundred chart: every number in a column ends in the same digit.
- Twenty, thirty, forty and fifty are the decade words to watch. Forty has no u, even though four does.
- Pull a few random cards and ask your child to put them in order. It checks that they understand the size of a number, not just its name.
Who this set is for
Kindergarten and 1st grade. The Common Core asks children to count to 100 by ones and by tens by the end of kindergarten. Reading and writing number words usually comes in 1st and 2nd grade.
Common Core standard K.CC.A.1: Count to 100 by ones and by tens.
Frequently asked questions
How do I print the numbers 1 to 100 flash cards double-sided?
Download the PDF, choose double-sided printing and pick "flip on long edge". The numbers and words are lined up, so each number word prints on the back of its own card. Then cut along the dashed lines.
What if my printer can't print double-sided?
Print the odd pages first (the fronts). Put the printed stack back in the paper tray, then print the even pages (the answers). Do a one-sheet test first so you know which way up the paper goes back in.
What age are number flash cards for?
Numbers 1 to 10 suit most 3 and 4 year olds. Kindergarteners work up to 20, and by the end of kindergarten most children can count to 100 by ones and by tens.
How should my child work through 100 cards?
Ten at a time. Start with 1 to 10, then add the next ten once those are easy. Counting by 10s first (10, 20, 30…) gives a useful map of the whole hundred.
Can I print these on A4 paper?
Yes. Use the A4 download. The cards are laid out to fit A4, so nothing gets cut off at the edges.
