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Free printable number charts/tables/lists

This worksheet generator makes number charts of whole numbers, either with the numbers or empty or partially filled as you dictate.

You can specify the step to practice skip-counting.  Use a negative step to practice counting backwards. And, you can let the boxes be colored at certain intervals, which can create nice patterns.

The format is either a chart/table or a simple list.

See below some ready-made number charts. They are still randomly generated. Simply hit 'refresh' in the browser window to get another similar one until you see one you like!

Scroll down the page to the generator if you want to make the sheets yourself with different options.

Number Charts and Lists  

Chart (numbers in boxes) List (commas and empty lines)	Starting number:	Leave empty percent
numbers in one row rows on worksheet	Skip-counting step:	Color yellow every th box
Font: Default Arial Courier Courier New Helvetica sans-serif Times New Roman Verdana    Font Size: 8pt 10pt 12pt 14pt 16pt 18pt 24pt 36pt     Cell Padding:
Instructions & additional title (HTML allowed)

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If the chart flows over the width of the page, you need to reduce the cellpadding and font size, and have less numbers on each row.

Another great idea is to let kids figure out how to make number charts of say, only odd numbers, or chart showing the numbers from some multiplication table, or a chart where multiples of 4 are colored yellow etc.