On Monday you could sense something stirring in the air...
On Tuesday the wind shifted...
By Wednesday it was clear something big was coming...
And on Thursday the excitement reached a fever pitch...
Finally, it was Friday, and everybody let loose because...
Last year's celebration was fun, but this year the teachers and kids really outdid themselves.
There were hats:
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| Grade 1 |
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| Grade 1 |
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| Grade 2. 10 stripes with 10 objects on each. 10 x 10 = 100!! |
In Kindergarten:
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| We've come a long way since Day 39! |
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| The kindergartners filled in a hundreds chart... |
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| ....then cut it apart and threw all the pieces in the air like confetti. |
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| They also practiced their tallying skills. |
The first graders sorted 100 objects:
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| How much money? |
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| I got to bring my Legos to school! |
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| Got a Jigglypuff card? |
The second graders had fun in centers:
Kids in the upper grades also got into the act:
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| This game was originally called Total Ten. The numbers in the squares were decimals. The object was to capture 3 squares in a row that equaled 10. I changed the decimals to whole numbers by whiting out the decimal points. |
Congratulations to all the teachers and kids who made the 100th day so special.
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| Truth. |
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