Everyone dressed up like they were 100. There were some awesome costumes. Hair was gray and white, faces were wrinkly, it was super!
I had seven centers set up around the room and each pair or group of students traveled around the classroom to do activities. Once station was cutting out and coloring glasses in the shape of "100". Then they had to take a picture holding our 100th day frame that says-- It's time to PARTY, you're a 100 day old smarty!
Another station was putting a 100 piece puzzle together.
Then they had to try to make a tower of 100 counters.
They counted out 100 beads to make a necklace.
They picked numbers out of a container and had to find and mark them on the 100 charts.
The worked hard for quite some time on making 100th Day crowns. There were 10 white strips stapled to a headband. They had to follow directions, placing 10 things on each strip, making 100 total. They used stamps, hole punches, googly eyes, stickers, dots, jewels, sequins, numbers/letters, shapes, and glitter glue. I think they turned out pretty cool!
We gathered with the Kindergarten and 2nd Grade classes to do some 100th Day activities also. Here they are listening to a story.
Here they are walking 100 steps. That is me leading them, I am a Red Hat lady ;)
Then they balanced on one foot for 100 seconds.
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| Kanyon balancing |
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| Avery balancing |
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| Constance balancing |
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| Alaina balancing |
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| Amree balancing |
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| Ella balancing |
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| Mason clapping |
They got into groups and each had to dribble a basketball 100 times. This is all such great counting practice!!
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| Avery dribbling |
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| Amree dribbling |
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| Kanyon dribbling |
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| Alaina dribbling |
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| Constance dribbling |
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| Mason dribbling |
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| Ella dribbling |
To finish off our fun time everyone laid down for 100 seconds of rest!
Thank you 1st Graders, for an amazing 100 days!!
~Ms. Anglin
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