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Anyone have a link to one? I am starting this with my current 5 year old, haven't really used it since my 2nd 5 year old. I seem to remember having some printable downloads then...not sure. I searched and came up blank. This kid is really into charts...
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What about just using a 100 chart? You'd be able to claim it for Math too.
http://www.gtcocalcomp.com/erc/interwritebackgrounds/100's-C hart.gif
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Lisa,
Perhaps you were thinking of the Worksheets Unlimited website? AT one time all her worksheets were available for free. Now she has a subscription service to access those worksheets, which probably wouldn't interest you quite as much.  Still, you can look at some samples for the 100 Easy lessons worksheets to see if that was, in fact, what you were thinking of. The basic idea is to present the child with a "sticker" ribbon with the lesson number on it which he then places on his chart. I believe she also had certificates of completion for the first 50 and the last 50 lessons.
FWIW, Donna Young has handwriting worksheets that go along with 100 Easy Lessons, in case you were thinking about some worksheets to go along w/the lessons.
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What Marcia did was exactly what we did. As she says it was a nice reinforcement for Math too.
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Thanks Valerie, that first website is what I used. I did end up printing off a 100 chart and it's working just fine.
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