Our primary students recently celebrated a major milestone – the 100th day of school! What a fun and exciting way to mark this point in the year. Here’s a glimpse at the creativity, joy, and learning that took place across our Kindergarten and First Grade classrooms.
First Grade Fun: Our first graders had a blast imagining what they might be doing when they are 100 years old. Some students had delightful responses, like spending their days napping, taking care of their cats, and, of course, reading books. It was a heartwarming and humorous activity that sparked wonderful conversations about aging and what the future might hold.
Kindergarten Celebrations: Kindergarten students also enjoyed a day filled with 100th day-themed activities. They represented the number 100 in a variety of ways, bringing in collections of 100 items such as crayons, stickers, and playing cards. They also had a hands-on math experience, creating colorful 100th day necklaces with ten groups of ten items. It was a fantastic way to reinforce counting, grouping, and the concept of tens.
100th Day Parade: To wrap up the celebrations, our youngest students dressed up as 100-year-olds, complete with gray hair, glasses, and walking canes! The students then paraded through the school, proudly showing off their costumes and spreading smiles all around. The 100th Day Parade was a wonderful way to end a special day of learning and fun.
