Thursday morning the Preschool, Kindergarten and First Grade students were busy working on projects and learning more about the number 100!
First grade wrote about what they will be like when they are 100 years old!
The students in Suzanne Yorks' Class brought in 100 small items in baggies. All sorts of items came in; pennies, round disks, beads, Legos and much more. The class put their thinking caps on and worked to estimate which items would make the longest line when laid out across the gym floor. Boy were they excited to find out if their estimations were correct!
Olivia Dizon's shared this about what her class did in Kindergarten:
"In celebration of 100, today all of our activities were all “100” activities like,
coloring our 100th day crown after their morning work,
finishing their 100 years old writing activity,
cutting 100 small pieces of paper as a our 100th day sprinkles for the cupcake project,
writing missing numbers from 1-100,
using Q-tips to paint 100 dots,
stringing 100 beads to make a necklace,
singing our 100 days song
For movement we did 100 exercises like 10 jumping jacks, 10 running on place, etc. and added them to get 100. (Ooops! I forgot to download our 100th day photos)
YES, there is no doubt our children are 100 days smarter today!"
