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Number Cheap Chart 1-100

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This chart is a really nice product. The chart is made of heavyweight paper and is a good size.

As toddlers my kids were super interested in learning. All of the games and workbooks end at 20. I was trying to find an inexpensive number chart to start them on learning past 20. This was perfect, it was super inexpensive. It is basically a poster, you just unroll it, stick it on the wall and you are done. Like a poster it has a smooth shiny finish to it so as they were pointing to numbers and such they weren't getting it all dirty since I could just wipe it off with a papertowel. When they turned 5 they counted past 100 with ease, by 1's 5's and 10's because of the way the chart is made in columns. Great buy!

I bought one of these for at home after I saw so many children flocking to it at my son's preschool. They were lining up to take turns looking at the numbers! It is very nice quality -- a little thicker than poster board. I think it was a great deal, especially combined with the 4-for-3 promotion. My kids love it!

I used to homeschool, and we had this chart on the dining room wall. We hadn't done much with it yet when one day while eating, my 4 year old said out of nowhere "50 is half of 100." Paid for itself many times over!!! Of course there are a million structured activities this chart can help you with, but if you have visual learners they will learn all kinds of number concepts just from seeing this chart every day.

You can teach even your 2 years old baby how to add or substract!!! It's so easy with this chart!!! Our 2 years old baby is so happy and is asking to "exercise" more and more!! We are happy!! The only problem - this chart does not have 0. We just wrote it before 1.. It's ok!! Thank you!!!

Although there are 100 numbers on this poster they are still large enough for my child to identify when she is sitting 4-6 feet away.

This is a great cheap way for children to learn to count and recognize numbers 1 thru 100. I want my son to not only count, but to write all of the numbers before he is in the first grade. He is currently in Pre-K. I plan to tape the number chart of his wall, and make a game of counting numbers.