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Hooray!! We just had a super fun and exciting 100 day celebration in our classroom. Each sweet little student made a 100 hat with either tally marks or 100 stickers on it. Each kiddo also got a 100 day completion certificate like the one I am holding. (You can find that here: Print and Go! 100 Days Math and Literacy) I felt so happy that we had a successful 100th day together, I was bold and posted this "selfie" (taken by my friend Bria) on Instagram yesterday. Yikes! You will see the reason this picture is here on the bottom of the post. Do you ever do count downs in your classroom? I try to do this whenever the kids express curiosity in how many days are left until some special event. First, we collaboratively figure out how many days are left and then I make the number in tally marks. We erase one each day and use the tally marks to determine how many days are still left. They love it and it builds anticipation. You have to make sure your class can handle the added excitement if you do this and make sure you put on a great day so it lives up to expectations. I like to do collaborative 100 activities in the classroom before the day arrives. This bulletin board is showing all the books we read during the week of the 100th day. It is really easy to accomplish this if you include books from guided reading and independent reading practice. I write the title and author on each paper and the student writes his/her name. You can see them better here: The kids are always really proud to see that we are collaboratively reading over 100 books per week on a regular basis. You can grab these book recording papers to make your own bulletin board for FREE at the bottom of this post. I also did a 100 acts of kindness project with my class a couple years ago. Here is the bulletin board while the project was in progress: I was really proud of this group when they were actively trying to do kind things at school each day. It was such a sweet activity. Each time a student did something kind, we wrote out the act with his/her name on a heart and put it up on the board. This year, we did a project based homework activity where each child brought in something that s/he had made with 100 objects. I was so impressed with the outcomes. There were several buildings made with plastic building blocks. There was a cool necklace and we also had 100 hearts on a string which my sweet little student wants to keep in the classroom as a decoration for Valentines Day. I said YES! Here are a few others that were really fun: 100 beads to make the number. 100 leaves and other natural elements to make a sweet art piece. This was named "Dollar Man" during our walk and talk discussion time to look at all the projects. The kids did such a nice job of making positive comments and asking great questions about their friends' work. Everyone in our class was impressed with this amazing sculpture made with 100 plastic items. Many kids wanted to know how it was glued together. We found out that hot glue was used by about 6 out of 20 students to do these 100 item projects. This was another favorite with our class. The 100 button tree is absolutely beautiful. Ahhh... I always do the 100 days snack activity. It is a favorite with students and one of the things they remember long into their older years. This is a simple activity to accomplish if you don't mind shopping for the goodies. Here is an example of how my kiddos count out 10 each of 10 snacks: YUM! That mat is from my Print and Go! 100 days pack. It has lots of black and white printables to help you with your 100 day celebration. The kiddos take the mat around the table of treats and count out ten of each on each of the circles. When the mat is full, they fold it and slide the snacks into a plastic zip bag with their name on it. Easy and FUN! I also like to have my kiddos write about what they would do with $100 every year. I leave this prompt open ended (what would you do rather than what would you buy). I love it when kids decide they would save the money. Every year I have at least one or two that say they would save it. I have even had kids say they would give it to charity. Wow! Here are a couple of really cute ones: "I would save it for the Disney Hotel. I would meet Mickey and Minny." " I would save a $100 bill and I would put it into a treasure chest." OK, this is my favorite activity. Do you do an estimation station for your 100th day celebration? I love doing this because it is a great critical thinking challenge for your young students. There are many ways to do this type of activity and you can find it on blogs all over the net. This is just the way I have always done it. You might want to do this after your kids have had plenty of experiences with estimation using different sized objects in the jars you plan to use for the activity. We did estimation each day for two weeks leading up to this. One jar has more than 100, one jar has less than 100, and one jar has exactly 100. Do you know which one is which? Most of my kindergarten students guessed right! I was so proud of them. Here are some examples of the work from this activity. Here are the actual numbers: Yes, this activity is in my Print and Go! 100 days pack too. That pack has been such a huge help to me. It also includes estimation practice sheets so you can lead up to the activity above. These are what the practice sheets look like. There are four on an 8.5 X 11 inch page. Another fun activity we did this year is using an iPad app to make our photos look like we are 100 years old. It was a free app and it works! I know I should be embarrassed to post this picture of myself. Time for true confessions here. I took this at 6:00 am the morning of my 100th day. I had another technology activity planned, but after talking to a friend the day before, I decided to do this because she had done it too. So, remember, this is no make up, no smile, bed head, and NO COFFEE! I was testing the app to make sure it worked. Boy, does it ever work! My husband was horrified when he saw this picture. But my kiddos were absolutely in stitches! They thought it was hilarious and were so excited to make one of themselves. So, each student had a photo taken with the iPad and then we printed out the "100 years old" photos on my classroom printer. It was fantastic! We were having so much fun with it that we also took pics of our principal and the school secretary as well as all the parent helpers in the room. I can honestly say that this app made my adorable 5 and 6 year old students look like senior citizens. We are going to use the photos to write about being 100 years old next week. This is the app I used: Aging Booth by PiVi & Co. It was FREE and it worked great for my students in my classroom. Go back to the top to compare this photo with what I really look like. Ha ha! If you are looking for more ideas for your 100th day celebration, check out my other blog post here: 100 Days of School! You may also want to go look at my Pinterest board here: 100 Days of School! on Pinterest OK, here is the 100 book bulletin board FREEBIE: Click on the link under the image to go grab it. 100 Books Read bulletin board Thanks for stopping by! I hope you have a super 100th day celebration with your kiddos this year. Happy teaching!
Click this photo for the FREE projectable image! In my last post, I wrote about my New Years Resolution of NOT neglecting my blog!! With the help of a "cold day" off of school, I am posting for the second time this week!! My second New Years Resolution is to plan ahead a little more. This is my third year of teaching and I am ready to stop flying by the seat of my pants, especially when it comes to seasonal/time sensitive activities and units!! Therefore, I am taking today to prep for the 100th Day of School, which is still a whopping 22 more school days away for us! In this post, I'll share many of my own ideas/creations/past projects as well and some new ideas that I found today and want to try out this year! Nothing beats a cold day/work day at home! I could get used to this! Okay, let's begin with some fun door displays that I found while perusing Pinterest today! Here's my favorite that I plan to put up this year!! Credit to Sara Ann Culberson :) Last year, I began the day with making 100th day crowns. Students color 100 objects within the #100 and then add up all of the objects to make sure that it equals 100. The studenst cut around the number and we staple them to construction paper strips to make crowns! The crowns that I make are from an old copy that I got from my cooperating teacher when I was student teaching. However, a very similar crown can be downloaded for FREE from TpT. Enjoy this printable from Mrs. Ahren's store. My kids wore these all day and loved it!! Simple and fun!! I love having the kids complete interactive math and literacy activities for the 100th Day! Here are some of the activities they will complete throughout the day!! All of these activities can be found in my TpT store: Hundredth Day of School FUN! We focus heavily on word families during our literacy block. One of the students' 100th Day Challenges is writing 100 word family words!! Most of them are short vowel word families because that's what we focus on for the first half of the year. They work in partners or small groups. It's awesome to see how many words they can write now!! Bless their little learning hearts! Found this adorable chart idea on Pinterest today! Love this idea from KinderCraze! Plan to do this after the kids have written their word family words! We also write about what the world will look like in 100 years! We also read my favorite 100th Day Poem and funny 100th day books! #sorrynotsorry. No cute drawings. I'm not an artist. Just a few of my favorites! I especially love the Robin Hill School series because the teacher's name is Mrs. Connor, which I conveniently change to Mrs. O'Connor. The kids always get the giggles! Alright, on to math! I have my students complete these math activities in centers. Students rotate to each center throughout the math block! Center 1: The kids test out some probability with 100 dice rolls and 100 coin flips! Also a great way to practice making tally marks in an organized fashion! I dig out my fun dice for the 100th day!! It's amazing how motivating new dice can be! Center 2: I CAN do 100 math problems! Center 3: Sorting a bag of 100 pattern blocks and recording your findings! You know you all have these!! An oldie but a goodie, as my mother would say! Divide your blocks into bags of 100! Some of the sorting methods from last year! Not sure that this method is the most effective! But boy, did he have fun! Here are a another idea that I may add to the mix this year from Tip Junkie! Okay! Two more things that made our day complete last year! The first was our 100th Day TENS FRAMES SNACKS! This was a huge hit! Grab a freebie of this sheet here! I had all of the snacks on the back table. Students went through the line with a cup and counted out ten of each snack item. Then, they organized the snacks in the tens frames at their desks. The end result!! Finally, our 100th Day of School Art Project! Got this fun and easy idea from The First Grade Parade. Give each student cut outs of the number, 100, and they create a picture out of it! Loved to see their creativity shine with this one! Well, that's all I have folks! Can't wait to do all of this again this year and try out my new finds!
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Help kids celebrate the 100th day of school with 160+ fun and free 100 days of school printables and worksheets for kids of ALL AGES!
Hooray!! We just had a super fun and exciting 100 day celebration in our classroom. Each sweet little student made a 100 hat with eithe...
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100's day is here! 100's day is here! Hi-Ho don't you know, 100's day is here? One of my favorite days of the year! The 100th day of school! I don't know what teacher thought "You know what would be fun? If we made the 100th day of school a big deal?" Well whoever you are, teacher out there, I SALUTE YOU! I love 100's day! Some of my favorite ideas for 100th day: *Trail Mix *Fruit Loop Necklaces *100's Headbands *Dressing up 100 yeas old *Decorating the classroom *100th Day Capes *Collect 100 things (from home) *100's Day Book (SEE BELOW) Click the picture below for a sample mini-unit! Or click here! Clipart copyright Diane J. Hook and used with permission from djinkers.com I also have a 100's Day Book that is simple and engaging! Easy to put together and a whole week (or day if you want) of fun! Need something simple, fun, and engaging for your K-2 kiddos on 100's day? With just a click, print and a staple in the left corner?! You've got it here in this 100's Day Book! It's simple enough students can work on it on their own, but also tied to the curriculum (reading, writing, and math). You can work on one or two pages each day, not even make it into a book (use the pages individually) or you can use the whole book on the 100th day! It's up to you! The book can be up to 19 pages (including the cover). I've differentiated many of the pages as well. There is a kinder version, 1st grade version and 2nd grade version!
The 100th day of kindergarten is almost here. Are you ready for the 100th day of school? Quick – download these free, printable 100th day of school necklaces and you’ll be set for a little 100th day fun. Are you looking for something different than having your students wear a shirt with 100 things on...
Hooray 100 Days! Ribbon Reward Badges-Pencil ToppersPrint these cute Hooray 100 Days! Ribbon Reward badges/pencil toppers on card stock or regular paper, cut and tape them to the student or to a pencil. There are 4 toppers on each sheet and there are 3 sheets to choose from. Have your students proud...
Celebrate the 100th Day of School with these engaging fine motor activities for kids! Super simple ideas, like a 100 punches booklet and 100 sticker mat!
Hooray!! We just had a super fun and exciting 100 day celebration in our classroom. Each sweet little student made a 100 hat with either tally marks or 100 stickers on it. Each kiddo also got a 100 day completion certificate like the one I am holding. (You can find that here: Print and Go! 100 Days Math and Literacy) I felt so happy that we had a successful 100th day together, I was bold and posted this "selfie" (taken by my friend Bria) on Instagram yesterday. Yikes! You will see the reason this picture is here on the bottom of the post. Do you ever do count downs in your classroom? I try to do this whenever the kids express curiosity in how many days are left until some special event. First, we collaboratively figure out how many days are left and then I make the number in tally marks. We erase one each day and use the tally marks to determine how many days are still left. They love it and it builds anticipation. You have to make sure your class can handle the added excitement if you do this and make sure you put on a great day so it lives up to expectations. I like to do collaborative 100 activities in the classroom before the day arrives. This bulletin board is showing all the books we read during the week of the 100th day. It is really easy to accomplish this if you include books from guided reading and independent reading practice. I write the title and author on each paper and the student writes his/her name. You can see them better here: The kids are always really proud to see that we are collaboratively reading over 100 books per week on a regular basis. You can grab these book recording papers to make your own bulletin board for FREE at the bottom of this post. I also did a 100 acts of kindness project with my class a couple years ago. Here is the bulletin board while the project was in progress: I was really proud of this group when they were actively trying to do kind things at school each day. It was such a sweet activity. Each time a student did something kind, we wrote out the act with his/her name on a heart and put it up on the board. This year, we did a project based homework activity where each child brought in something that s/he had made with 100 objects. I was so impressed with the outcomes. There were several buildings made with plastic building blocks. There was a cool necklace and we also had 100 hearts on a string which my sweet little student wants to keep in the classroom as a decoration for Valentines Day. I said YES! Here are a few others that were really fun: 100 beads to make the number. 100 leaves and other natural elements to make a sweet art piece. This was named "Dollar Man" during our walk and talk discussion time to look at all the projects. The kids did such a nice job of making positive comments and asking great questions about their friends' work. Everyone in our class was impressed with this amazing sculpture made with 100 plastic items. Many kids wanted to know how it was glued together. We found out that hot glue was used by about 6 out of 20 students to do these 100 item projects. This was another favorite with our class. The 100 button tree is absolutely beautiful. Ahhh... I always do the 100 days snack activity. It is a favorite with students and one of the things they remember long into their older years. This is a simple activity to accomplish if you don't mind shopping for the goodies. Here is an example of how my kiddos count out 10 each of 10 snacks: YUM! That mat is from my Print and Go! 100 days pack. It has lots of black and white printables to help you with your 100 day celebration. The kiddos take the mat around the table of treats and count out ten of each on each of the circles. When the mat is full, they fold it and slide the snacks into a plastic zip bag with their name on it. Easy and FUN! I also like to have my kiddos write about what they would do with $100 every year. I leave this prompt open ended (what would you do rather than what would you buy). I love it when kids decide they would save the money. Every year I have at least one or two that say they would save it. I have even had kids say they would give it to charity. Wow! Here are a couple of really cute ones: "I would save it for the Disney Hotel. I would meet Mickey and Minny." " I would save a $100 bill and I would put it into a treasure chest." OK, this is my favorite activity. Do you do an estimation station for your 100th day celebration? I love doing this because it is a great critical thinking challenge for your young students. There are many ways to do this type of activity and you can find it on blogs all over the net. This is just the way I have always done it. You might want to do this after your kids have had plenty of experiences with estimation using different sized objects in the jars you plan to use for the activity. We did estimation each day for two weeks leading up to this. One jar has more than 100, one jar has less than 100, and one jar has exactly 100. Do you know which one is which? Most of my kindergarten students guessed right! I was so proud of them. Here are some examples of the work from this activity. Here are the actual numbers: Yes, this activity is in my Print and Go! 100 days pack too. That pack has been such a huge help to me. It also includes estimation practice sheets so you can lead up to the activity above. These are what the practice sheets look like. There are four on an 8.5 X 11 inch page. Another fun activity we did this year is using an iPad app to make our photos look like we are 100 years old. It was a free app and it works! I know I should be embarrassed to post this picture of myself. Time for true confessions here. I took this at 6:00 am the morning of my 100th day. I had another technology activity planned, but after talking to a friend the day before, I decided to do this because she had done it too. So, remember, this is no make up, no smile, bed head, and NO COFFEE! I was testing the app to make sure it worked. Boy, does it ever work! My husband was horrified when he saw this picture. But my kiddos were absolutely in stitches! They thought it was hilarious and were so excited to make one of themselves. So, each student had a photo taken with the iPad and then we printed out the "100 years old" photos on my classroom printer. It was fantastic! We were having so much fun with it that we also took pics of our principal and the school secretary as well as all the parent helpers in the room. I can honestly say that this app made my adorable 5 and 6 year old students look like senior citizens. We are going to use the photos to write about being 100 years old next week. This is the app I used: Aging Booth by PiVi & Co. It was FREE and it worked great for my students in my classroom. Go back to the top to compare this photo with what I really look like. Ha ha! If you are looking for more ideas for your 100th day celebration, check out my other blog post here: 100 Days of School! You may also want to go look at my Pinterest board here: 100 Days of School! on Pinterest OK, here is the 100 book bulletin board FREEBIE: Click on the link under the image to go grab it. 100 Books Read bulletin board Thanks for stopping by! I hope you have a super 100th day celebration with your kiddos this year. Happy teaching!
100th Day of School Planning Kit Hip Hip Hooray it's the 100th day! Is your class celebrating the 100th Day of school? This LOW-PREP planning kit has everything you need to organize your 100th-day-of-school celebration. This resource is easy to use, just print, fill out your details, and GO! I created this kit with educators in mind as you will find value in the attached sheets. What's Included: Class 100th Day Party Letter 100th Day Teacher Directions 100th Day Celebration Ideas Student Class Lists (in black and white and color options) 100th Day Tracking Sheets Parent Reminder Notes 100th Day Student Rubrics 100th Days Smarter Certificates * Decide NOW not to feel overwhelmed with the 100th day of school planning for the school year! * This resource is perfect for teachers, and administrators. * THIS IS A MUST-HAVE 100th-Day PLANNING RESOURCE for educators and parents! Who should purchase this resource? Teachers looking for LOW PREP Party Planning sheets that can be used in the classroom or personally. Teachers looking for class 100th-day Party planning sheets that are ready to use! Teachers who are on the search for easy WAYS to motivate their students for the holidays! Teachers who want easy prep for class celebration Party planning!
Wow… February has been so busy! There are so many fun events/holidays in February!!! Here are some things my class did to celebrate Groundhog's Day and the 100th Day of School. My students worked so hard on their Groundhogs. We made predictions, read a story about Groundhog's Day (for the life of me I can't seem to remember the title right now…), and then created this project. They predicted an imaginary story of what the groundhog would be doing now that we have 6 more weeks of winter. Then they created a visual of his burrow. I think they turned out great! I have to shout out a big Thank You to pinterest for these inspirations. Whew… we made it to the 100th day of school. I am sitting here thinking how fast this school year is flying by. My kids had so much fun creating their portraits of what they'd look like as 100 years old. Then they wrote about what they'd be doing at 100 years old. They came up with some very creative ideas. They also created a picture with the digits 1 0 0 used in a picture and wrote about what they'd do if they had 100 dollars. Here are some of my favorites from another class… (I think they were sooo creative!) Mickey Mouse Peacock Sting Ray Key We spent the afternoon on the 100th day of school completing some math challenges centered around the number 100. Skip Counting to 100 Roll the Dice 100 times Surprise picture on 100 grid Rolling 100 Cents to make $1.00
Help kids celebrate the 100th day of school with 160+ fun and free 100 days of school printables and worksheets for kids of ALL AGES!
If you’re like me, we can’t spend the entire 100th day of school counting things. That feels monotonous… even though it’s just for a day. Here is a fun writing activity you can plan for your 100th day of school festivities. It’s a perfect activity to break up counting to 100 but still plays off...
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Hooray!! We just had a super fun and exciting 100 day celebration in our classroom. Each sweet little student made a 100 hat with either tally marks or 100 stickers on it. Each kiddo also got a 100 day completion certificate like the one I am holding. (You can find that here: Print and Go! 100 Days Math and Literacy) I felt so happy that we had a successful 100th day together, I was bold and posted this "selfie" (taken by my friend Bria) on Instagram yesterday. Yikes! You will see the reason this picture is here on the bottom of the post. Do you ever do count downs in your classroom? I try to do this whenever the kids express curiosity in how many days are left until some special event. First, we collaboratively figure out how many days are left and then I make the number in tally marks. We erase one each day and use the tally marks to determine how many days are still left. They love it and it builds anticipation. You have to make sure your class can handle the added excitement if you do this and make sure you put on a great day so it lives up to expectations. I like to do collaborative 100 activities in the classroom before the day arrives. This bulletin board is showing all the books we read during the week of the 100th day. It is really easy to accomplish this if you include books from guided reading and independent reading practice. I write the title and author on each paper and the student writes his/her name. You can see them better here: The kids are always really proud to see that we are collaboratively reading over 100 books per week on a regular basis. You can grab these book recording papers to make your own bulletin board for FREE at the bottom of this post. I also did a 100 acts of kindness project with my class a couple years ago. Here is the bulletin board while the project was in progress: I was really proud of this group when they were actively trying to do kind things at school each day. It was such a sweet activity. Each time a student did something kind, we wrote out the act with his/her name on a heart and put it up on the board. This year, we did a project based homework activity where each child brought in something that s/he had made with 100 objects. I was so impressed with the outcomes. There were several buildings made with plastic building blocks. There was a cool necklace and we also had 100 hearts on a string which my sweet little student wants to keep in the classroom as a decoration for Valentines Day. I said YES! Here are a few others that were really fun: 100 beads to make the number. 100 leaves and other natural elements to make a sweet art piece. This was named "Dollar Man" during our walk and talk discussion time to look at all the projects. The kids did such a nice job of making positive comments and asking great questions about their friends' work. Everyone in our class was impressed with this amazing sculpture made with 100 plastic items. Many kids wanted to know how it was glued together. We found out that hot glue was used by about 6 out of 20 students to do these 100 item projects. This was another favorite with our class. The 100 button tree is absolutely beautiful. Ahhh... I always do the 100 days snack activity. It is a favorite with students and one of the things they remember long into their older years. This is a simple activity to accomplish if you don't mind shopping for the goodies. Here is an example of how my kiddos count out 10 each of 10 snacks: YUM! That mat is from my Print and Go! 100 days pack. It has lots of black and white printables to help you with your 100 day celebration. The kiddos take the mat around the table of treats and count out ten of each on each of the circles. When the mat is full, they fold it and slide the snacks into a plastic zip bag with their name on it. Easy and FUN! I also like to have my kiddos write about what they would do with $100 every year. I leave this prompt open ended (what would you do rather than what would you buy). I love it when kids decide they would save the money. Every year I have at least one or two that say they would save it. I have even had kids say they would give it to charity. Wow! Here are a couple of really cute ones: "I would save it for the Disney Hotel. I would meet Mickey and Minny." " I would save a $100 bill and I would put it into a treasure chest." OK, this is my favorite activity. Do you do an estimation station for your 100th day celebration? I love doing this because it is a great critical thinking challenge for your young students. There are many ways to do this type of activity and you can find it on blogs all over the net. This is just the way I have always done it. You might want to do this after your kids have had plenty of experiences with estimation using different sized objects in the jars you plan to use for the activity. We did estimation each day for two weeks leading up to this. One jar has more than 100, one jar has less than 100, and one jar has exactly 100. Do you know which one is which? Most of my kindergarten students guessed right! I was so proud of them. Here are some examples of the work from this activity. Here are the actual numbers: Yes, this activity is in my Print and Go! 100 days pack too. That pack has been such a huge help to me. It also includes estimation practice sheets so you can lead up to the activity above. These are what the practice sheets look like. There are four on an 8.5 X 11 inch page. Another fun activity we did this year is using an iPad app to make our photos look like we are 100 years old. It was a free app and it works! I know I should be embarrassed to post this picture of myself. Time for true confessions here. I took this at 6:00 am the morning of my 100th day. I had another technology activity planned, but after talking to a friend the day before, I decided to do this because she had done it too. So, remember, this is no make up, no smile, bed head, and NO COFFEE! I was testing the app to make sure it worked. Boy, does it ever work! My husband was horrified when he saw this picture. But my kiddos were absolutely in stitches! They thought it was hilarious and were so excited to make one of themselves. So, each student had a photo taken with the iPad and then we printed out the "100 years old" photos on my classroom printer. It was fantastic! We were having so much fun with it that we also took pics of our principal and the school secretary as well as all the parent helpers in the room. I can honestly say that this app made my adorable 5 and 6 year old students look like senior citizens. We are going to use the photos to write about being 100 years old next week. This is the app I used: Aging Booth by PiVi & Co. It was FREE and it worked great for my students in my classroom. Go back to the top to compare this photo with what I really look like. Ha ha! If you are looking for more ideas for your 100th day celebration, check out my other blog post here: 100 Days of School! You may also want to go look at my Pinterest board here: 100 Days of School! on Pinterest OK, here is the 100 book bulletin board FREEBIE: Click on the link under the image to go grab it. 100 Books Read bulletin board Thanks for stopping by! I hope you have a super 100th day celebration with your kiddos this year. Happy teaching!
If you’re like me, we can’t spend the entire 100th day of school counting things. That feels monotonous… even though it’s just for a day. Here is a fun writing activity you can plan for your 100th day of school festivities. It’s a perfect activity to break up counting to 100 but still plays off...
Have you wondered what are the BEST ways to celebrate the 100th day of school? Here are 45 fantastic ways to have 100th day fun with activities, free hundredth day printables, party ideas, math, science and writing!
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Have you celebrated your 100th day of school yet? If not (or even if you have) - I've got a fun math game that you can use to have your student practice working with the number 100 - check it out by clicking on the picture below!
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This pack contains 10 activities you can use on the 100th Day of School! You can use them at centers/stations, morning work, or whole class activities. * 100 Ways to Make 100 (math) * Spin 100¢ (math game) * Roll to 100 (math game) * 100 Memory Match Up (math game) * Spell 100 Words (ELA) * Make a ...
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More and more schools are beginning to celebrate the 100th day of school. Help your child list her biggest accomplishments from the first 100 days of school.
It's that time of year again! It's the 100th Day and it's time to celebrate in style. As if the day couldn't get any crazier, our 100th Day fell on Valentine's Day last year. Lucky for me, it seems it's about to happen again this year too (assuming we have no snow days of course). I was thankful that I had an intern and some parent volunteers help prep materials, which made for a smooth day! I'm hoping to share some of the fun activities and ideas I found online that make for the perfect fun filled 100th Day. This post contains affiliate links for your shopping convenience. So much of the decor and set up of this day was inspired by my good friend Maria over at Kindercraze. I'm always in awe of how creatively she incorporates color into everything she does! It truly adds a magical touch. She is the genius behind the bold and bright lettering on the banners and backdrops. I used a large craft roll of paper and some paint dotters to letter a backdrop to our fashion show (more details below). The smaller paper was used as banner when entering our door. I even added colorful solid and printed streamers to hang from the banner. This is the perfect way to excite and engage students as they eagerly walk into the classroom that day. One of the most exciting parts of the day is when students get to showcase their 100th Day t-shirt during the fashion show. I play music through YouTube- usually a Kids Bop mix so that it's something the kids can sing along to. Maria shared her 100th Day t-shirt parent letter for FREE over on her blog. Click here to grab yourself a copy! I love the way she added 100s to the runway so I decided to do the same! Here are some of the t-shirts from some of the students in my class last year. I love how unique of my student's designer were- their personality and interests truly shine through! I look forward to seeing the designs this year too- I'm thinking of switching mine up this year! I've been Pinteresting but haven't quite found the right one! In addition to our fashion show, students rotate freely through various counting centers. Each center is a different way we count to 100. Many of the centers are freebies Cara Carroll has so graciously shared with her readers. You can find them and all her festivities here! THE CENTERS I DO: 1. Roll and Race to 100 using a hundreds grid 2. Using the digits 1-0-0 to create a picture 3. Dollar Exchange- how many ways can you make $1.00 4. 100 Days Smarter- write 4 things you learned on the "100 Days Smarter" anchor chart 5. Read 100 books - students read books in the library and tally how many they read through out the day 6. 100th Day Hat- Ten strips of 10 stickers 7. Tally Ties- 100 tallies on a tie 8. Fruit Loop Necklace- string 100 fruit loops on a piece of yarn Students don't *have* to complete all the centers. In the past I found that it's better to have more and keep them engaged, than having too much down time. They love having the choice of what to do and when to do it. I ask for parent volunteers to come in and help manage the stations. Just a tip, the hat and fruit loop necklace station take the longest and could use a few extra volunteers to help speed things up! :) Hope everyone has a great 100th Day!
O.k - so who's fantabulous idea was it to have the 100th and and Groundhogs day within days of each other?????? Oh yeah - that would be ...
We celebrated the 100th day of school on Thursday. The kids were so excited all week leading up to this momentous day. Earlier in the week...
Celebrate the hundredth day of school with fun and engaging activities that are sure to keep your students busy all day long while learning and having fun.
100th Day of School Painting- A low prep and easy activity that is so much fun! This fine-motor activity is perfect for Preschool and Kindergarten. My students are always asking me for more of these! 9 versions with different phrases such as -Hip Hip Hooray for 100 Days! -100 Days Brighter! -100 Days Smarter! -100 Days Sharper! -Hooray for the 100th Day of School! Q-tip Painting Activities help develop a good pencil grip! Materials needed: 100 Day printable Paint Cotton Swabs (Q-Tips) paint try or small dish/cup to hold paint) Provide students with a paint tray and cotton swab (Q-tip). Demonstrate an example to show that the circles have to be stamped using the Q-tip as a tool. The activity in complete when all circles have been stamped. Optional * Have students color the other portions of the sheet with markers, colored pencils, or crayons before painting the 100 circles! Enjoy!
HIP HIP HOORAY IT'S THE 100TH DAY! Have your students write counters in the 10 frames to count to 100 & use the colors of the number to fill the frame!Don't forget to like and rate to use future purchases towards your TPT! ...