Monday, March 25, 2013

I Finally Bundled My Hundreds Chart Hidden Picture Activities!

Thanks to the gentle recommendations from sweet readers to bundle my hundreds charts into one set, I finally used a few snow days to stay inside and work on it! After going through all of these charts individually the last few days, I now realize what a pain it would be to have to add them all to your cart individually. I understand now why it was so time consuming for you. I didn't even realize I had made this many charts. :)

In this bundle, you will receive 70 Hundreds Chart Hidden Picture Activities for only $35! That is half the price you would pay for each chart individually! I chose not to include the alphabet charts with the set, but you can still buy them in my TpT store.




Here are the charts that are included in this bundle: (If there is a number beside the chart, the number indicates how many charts are included.)

100th Day
Abraham Lincoln
Apple
Apple Tree Life Cycle (4)
Beach
Big Bad Wolf
Birdhouse
Brown Bear
Butterfly
Chick
Chicken
Chocolate Easter Bunny
Christmas Present
Christopher Columbus Ship
Cindo de Mayo
Crab
Crayon
Cupcake with Sprinkles
Earth Day
Easter Basket
Easter Bunny
Easter Crosses
Easter Egg
Elephant
Firefighter
Fox
Frankenstein
Frog
George Washington
Gingerbread Man
Groundhog
Haunted House
Hearts Aplenty
Heart
I Love Dad
Jack-o-Lantern
Kitty Cat
Lamb
Leprechaun Hat
Leprechauns (2)
Lion
Love
Mom
Monarch-like Butterfly
Monkey
Mouse
Native American
Owl
Penguin
Pig
Pilgrim
Polar Bear
Puppy Dog
Rainbow and Pot of Gold
READ
Red-Nosed Reindeer
Sailboat
Santa
Santa's Hat
Santa's in the Chimney
Santa's Suit
Snow People/Snowman
Summer Treats (Ice Cream & Popsicle)
Turkey
Veteran's Day
Walrus

Don't forget, TpT accepts purchase orders. If you don't feel like you can afford the set now, but you believe this is something you might use next year, keep the purchase order capability in mind when filling out your requisitions! 
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  1. SKHMarch 27, 2013 at 11:38 AM

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  2. SKHMarch 27, 2013 at 11:49 AM

    I love these. Such a good way to work on number identification while incorporating a theme. I use them about once a month during math stations. Thanks!

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