🌟 Features of Number Chart (1–100)

• 🔢 Explore Numbers 1 to 100

  Students can click any number to understand it deeply.

• 🟦 Visual Dot Representation

  Each number is shown using dot groups (tens & ones) to build number sense.

• 🔊 Audio Pronunciation Support

  One-click “Listen” button helps children hear number names clearly.

• 🔍 Smart Filters

  • All Numbers

  • Even Numbers

  • Odd Numbers

  • Prime Numbers

• 🧠 Word Form Display

  Numbers are shown in words (e.g., 57 – fifty-seven).

• 🎯 Interactive & Student-Friendly UI

  Designed for attention, curiosity, and exploration.

• 📱 Works on Smart Boards, Tablets & Laptops

  Perfect for classrooms and home learning.

📘 User Guide (How to Use the Tool)

1. Open the Number Explorer tool

2. A grid of numbers from 1 to 100 appears

3. Click on any number

4. The tool will display:

   • The number

   • Number name (in words)

   • Visual dots (grouped by tens and ones)

5. Click Listen to hear the number pronunciation

6. Use the filters to show:

   • Only even numbers

   • Only odd numbers

   • Only prime numbers

7. Explore freely and repeat as needed

✅ No login

✅ No setup

✅ Instant learning

🎯 Educational Use Cases of This Numbers chart

👶 For Students

• Understand numbers visually

• Learn number names correctly

• Identify even, odd, and prime numbers

• Strengthen place value concepts

• Improve listening and reading skills

👩‍🏫 For Teachers

• Digital Teaching Learning Material (TLM)

• Smart board math activity

• Concept introduction tool

• Revision and reinforcement activity

👨‍👩‍👧 For Parents

• Home practice tool

• Fun revision activity

• Screen-based learning with purpose

🏫 How to Implement the Numbers chart in the Classroom (Teacher Tips)

🟢 1. Number of the Day Activity

• Ask students to select today’s number

• Discuss:

  • Number name

  • Tens and ones

  • Even or odd

• Let students repeat after audio

🟢 2. Even & Odd Sorting Game

• Turn on Even filter

• Ask students:

  • “Why is this number even?”

• Switch to Odd filter and compare

🟢 3. Prime Number Introduction (Class 3–5)

• Activate Prime filter

• Explain:

  • “Prime numbers have only two factors”

• Let students observe patterns visually

🟢 4. Place Value Demonstration

• Choose a number like 47

• Ask:

  • How many tens?

  • How many ones?

• Use dot groups to explain clearly

🟢 5. Pair / Group Activity

• One student selects a number

• Another student reads it aloud

• Another explains if it’s even or odd

🟢 6. Assessment & Exit Ticket

• Ask students to:

  • Find a number

  • Say its name

  • Identify its type (even/odd/prime)

🧠 Pedagogical Benefits

• Builds number sense

• Encourages self-learning

• Supports visual & auditory learners

• Aligns with NEP 2020 experiential learning

• Reduces math anxiety in early grades

✅ Recommended Classes

• LKG (guided)

• UKG

• Class 1

• Class 2

• Class 3 (prime numbers)

• Class 4–5 (revision & patterns)