100th Day recap

The 100th Day of school was lots of fun! The day was filled with everything 100. I suprised my kiddos with this super cool 100th day banner. I found the letters in the Target dollar spot last year.

I love these 100 year old people inspired by Deanna Jump. They always turn out so darling.

 

100 gumballs in a gumball machine inspired by Julie Lee.

 

The following items can be found in my 100th day of school unit on TPT.

 

putting fruit loops in groups of ten for necklaces

This is one of the class books we made. I can eat 100 . . . We also made one for I can not eat 100 . . . and If I had $100 dollars . . .

 

Check out the whole unit here

100th Day

We celebrated the 100th day of school a couple of weeks ago. We had a lot of fun celebrating all week long. We glued 100 gumballs to our gumball machine. Idea from Julie Lee. It is looking so cute in my classroom right now.

I made a huge ten frame on the carpet to help the kids make groups of ten.

The morning of the 100th day the kids had to crawl through the zero to enter the classroom!

We made fruit loop necklaces and neck ties

Each child brought in a 100 collection to share with the class. Then we displayed them around the school.

My 100th day of school unit is on SALE now at TpT

 

100 years old!

Can I please look this darling when I’m 100! Before we made our masterpieces we talked about what we will look like at 100. During our discussion a little boy said the cutest thing. With his hands he went on to explain bat wings. “And it hangs.”

idea from Mrs. Jump

100th day of school!

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The 100th day of school is almost here! Time to celebrate. Here are a few activities ready for download (inspired by Mrs. Kimbrell).
Oh my gosh this activity is so much work but turns out super cute.
WARNING do not attempt this without help from parents.

For a more doable project use stickers. No mess and the kids love stickers. 10 strips X 10 stickers makes one cute 100 days smarter headband and 1 tired teacher.

Click to download

100 days smarter