Learning Resources Laminated Hundred Boards - 10 Pieces Dry-Erase Counting Aid, Teaching Supplies, Math Boards for Kids

These laminated sheets have been very useful for us. My 4 yr old grandson and I regularly count to 100 using them. They are easy to read, sturdy, and large. On the back there are blank squares which we use for practice writing numbers. Recently, we began paying him for practicing his piano lessons, 5.00 per practice session. We started this because he wants a toy that costs 100.00. We circle 5 numbers every time he gets a check for practicing, and he can see the dollars mounting up. He gets the concept that soon enough he will have earned the 100.00 to pay for the expensive toy. It is up to the adults around a young child to instill a love of numbers and math. We also do number and sticker Sudoku for kids, with him too. Believe me, as the parent of adult children, I know first hand how time invested in very young children more than pays off. Yes, it is time consuming and takes energy - we only get a very short period of time to work with rapidly developing brains, for better or worse.

When I first purchase these I expected them to be about the size of a standard bingo card. As you can see they ended up being quite a bit larger then I had initially expected. This actually works out better for me and will make a much better visual aid than I had first anticipated. The lamination job isn't my favorite one ever, but I would I think these will still last a while before having to be discarded and replaced. For what you get these are a very good value and we'll make a great visual aid or Hands-On activity in any classroom.

These are great for many applications, especially, learning prime numbers which is the foundation of so much math.

Nice. GreT for counting with young learners. The dry erase part on back doesn’t erase well. Laminate them then that will work for dry erasing.

This is a nice affordable set of hundreds charts to make puzzles for my students. They are heavier duty than cardstock, but not so heavy-weight, that I can't cut them apart with scissors. I cut them apart, label with a puzzle number on the back, & stick them in manila envelopes for a quick center for my students.

These arrived in good condition and have held up well. My first grader‘s math book includes hundreds charts but these are easier for her because 1) they’re bigger, and 2) she can always see the whole chart, whereas her math book often shows partial hundreds charts for specific problems, which seems confusing to her.

Great chart but could improve on durability and sturdiness

Like that they are blank on the back so they can practice writing their numbers. Easy to use and wipe clean also.