Love, love, love these!! I've been going back to my default "read a book quietly when you're done" and I hate it! This is a great and engaging activity for my kiddo to do when they're done! Thanks!

These are FANTASTIC!!!Thanks so much!!

These are amazing! Thanks for sharing

You have been busy...these are adorable!
Shawna

The Picture Book Teacher's Edition

These are out of this world fantastic. Thanks so much for creating & sharing & making them FREEBIES. So perfect that they are seasonal & can be spread throughout the year...they'll gain experience & it'll be easier as they recognize the numbers & learn quick ways to locate them. Hugs!

These are great! One file would be awesome. I plan to put one in my calendar book each month and use the others for independent work.

We used these today! They were an absolute hit! We noticed on the butterfly page that in the pink column the second "81" should actually be an "87". Other than that, absolutely perfect! Thank you!!

These are adorable! :)
Cheryl
Crayons and Curls

Love these hundreds pics! What a great idea! I don't think young children can ever have enough number sense practice! Thanks for sharing and making it fun! New to blogging and sure do love!!

Peace, Love and First Grade

These are amazing. Thank you so much for sharing.
Lynn

LOVE these 100's chart activities! Please keep them coming! A few more for the fall and winter (apple, columbus, penguin, christmas) would be great! Thank you so much for your hard work and for sharing your items with the masses!

Thank you, Deanna! Great ideas, too! I will definitely work on those. Thanks for suggesting them. :)

Blessings,
Marlana
Lil' Country Kindergarten

My Kindergarten son and his first grade brother loved doing these this weekend. We did notice a couple of mistakes on the turkey. Between the 56 and 59 you need to change the numbers 67 and 78 to 57 and 58 (brown), and you need to add a 46 in the brown section. I will use all of these in my classroom...and share them with my fellow teachers!

Thank you for these wonderful picture puzzles. My kids absolutely LOVE them!

Jana

Thank you so much! I only have 1 or 2 of these but they are Christmas. I'm so happy to find more! I love using them as assessments on Number ID!

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These are so cute! Thanks so much!

These are so cute. My kids are always excited to see what the mystery picture is! Other suggestions include: a witch, Santa, the Lorax, a stocking, sun, school house, school bus.

Thanks again!!
Angie

Have started using these in class. The kiddos really like them. Did the yellow chick & there is two number 53's. We had the kiddos do "their counting" & they were able to figure out it should be 54.
Thanks for making these
Becky

These are wonderful!! Thanks for sharing!!

heathernnance@yahoo.com

Just found your blog and these awesome 100's chart activities! What a fun and engaging way to practice 2 digit numerals! Thanks so much!

Thank you so much for sharing! These will be great especially during Centers!

Carie
www.kindergartenhugs.blogger.com

Thanks so much for your 100s charts...love them!!!

SO glad I stumbled upon your blog! Love these 100s charts, thank you!!!
marislappe.blogspot.com

Wow, these are so great! My daughter brought one of these home from school, and my son was distraught because his teacher had told him to leave it at school. Now I can make him super happy... not to mention up to speed on his two-digit number recognition! Blessings to you for all your hard work!

These are fabulous. Thank you for sharing them!

I LOVE these! Thanks for sharing!

I love these! :) They are always so fun. I did notice one thing on the turkey though. The eyes are on the self check one, but not on the other one. Thanks for sharing! :)

Thanks so much for sharing these. They are awesome!

Thank you for sharing. I'll have my second graders do the pumpkin one for halloween :)

Thank you. These are wonderful. For a change of pace I slightly reduced the jack-o-lantern on the xerox when copying so it would fit in the students' math journals. I told them up front that as they located the numbers and colored according to code they would discover a picture. Since I knew some would finish faster than others, I built it up by telling them they'd be excited to shout out what the picture was, but asked them to please keep it a secret so others would have the joy of discovering. They were troopers. It was the quietest 20 -30 minutes we've had in a long time!

So cute I have to say I love them, but teach 3rd grade so I modified it to a multiplication activity:) So cute:)

I have two boys in my Pre-K class who are above age level in math and they LOVE these! They'll even do the same on over and over and over. Thanks so much!