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Do It Yourself! Number Chart : 1-100

This simple number chart is fun and so easy to make.
If you love creating things yourself, this will be a nice, fun and rewarding project for you.

I was originally planning on taking the easy way out, and just buy him a number chart, like I previously did (he has a Numbers 1-10 Chartthat I got from Amazon). But I couldn't find one of my liking, so I decided to make my own. I am happy I did. He was so happy and excited about the project, which in turn made him more interested in using the chart and learning his numbers.

What I used:

• 22 x 28 poster board
• sharpie markers
• pencil
• ruler
• scissors
• stickers for decorating.

(Instead of buying stickers, I printed graphics from Microsoft word and just glued them to mine).
**The bubble numbers, I got online. I can't remember the name of the site, but will give credit and a link once I find it.**

If you're doing it in the presence of your toddler, add to the excitement by giving him/her their own supplies. At that age, they tend to love to help and it will be fun for them and also keep them away from your project. Do you really want to do this twice? :).


My three year old wanted to help me cut, so I gave him his scissors and the excess paper from the printed stickers.

 

It's a simple project, so not much explaining needed. I measured and drew a grid with pencil on the poster board, wrote in the numbers, then made the grid darker with permanent marker.

Then came the fun part :); adding stickers! This part got the toddler extra excited.

Add your stickers wherever you want.

Now, not only did you create a chart for your child, you also created memories with him/her and boosted their interest in learning their numbers. Well, it worked for me. The kid is still counting.

Keep on counting!

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