This is great to have, we used these to count to our 100th day of school. only down side is you can't order replacement numbers, you have to go to a Lakeshore store to replace them. That was 4.5 hours away for me.

Ok this is such a cool chart! First of all it’s super high quality material, I anticipate having it my entire teaching career and never having to replace it. Second of all each number comes out so you can use it as an instructional tool, not just a reference chart! It comes with operational cards too so you can build math problems. The cards are two different colors on the front and back to make patterns. I’m so excited to have this tool for math instruction this year and all the years to come! If you’re thinking about it, buy it!

I have had this pocket chart for years and it still looks great! There are so many different ways it can be used during calendar time or for center activities.

Great simple and very organized hundred chart. My kindergartens love Placing new numbers in it every day and counting them

Im very happy with this pocket chart kit ! Is a Great re-enforcement to have at home.

Only wish is the paper for numbers was thicker. Also numbers are slipping out of pockets when I fold up chart to store, Most people will use without folding up but I need to do that to move from location to location. I love the concepts that can be practiced/experienced!

It does sag in the middle. This year, I have it on a portable bulletin board, and it works great. I use this chart daily. It's great to have it close to independent math centers too. I flip the cards weekly for skip counting purposes. It's also great for showing 10 more and 10 less.

Had one for a few years. Ordered 3 more for more of our teachers that were jealous.

This is just the right size for my preschoolers to reach all the pockets. I with there were 3 holes in the top - I added one since it sagged on the rack when I hung it, but other than that, it is perfect!

The pocket chart is just the right size to display numbers to students in the classroom, but not take up too much bulletin board space.

It is perfect for my students as a hands- on learning tool. They love using it.

My 2 year old daughter is fascinated with numbers right now, so I bought this pocket chart for her. I think it will eventually be a great way to reinforce number order, counting by 5s and 10s, addition and subtraction.