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100th Day Projects: 100 Creative Ideas for the 100th Day of School 100th Day Classroom Decorations and Displays • “100 Days Smarter” banner designed by the class • A wall of 100 compliments: each student writes 5 kind notes • 100-item picture graph (stickers, stamps, fingerprints!) • A hallway gallery: “100 Things We’ve Learned” • 100 balloons surprise (countdown popping optional!) • “Our First 100 Days” photo timeline • 100
100 Things We Did in the First 100 Days of School Have all the students in a grade or division work together to each list one of a hundred things they have learned so far this year Create a wall of 100 things in a shared hallway
Mathwire. com | 100th Day of School Create the exhibit in a hallway or library so that students get to see 100 of many different things and begin to appreciate that the size of 100 is very relative to the size of the object
100th Day of School Ideas for Elementary Teachers Whether you’re planning an all-out celebration or a low-key classroom activity, the 100th day of school is a meaningful moment to reflect, laugh, and learn Incorporate math, movement, art, and storytelling into your plans — and don’t forget to take plenty of photos!
Celebrate the 100th Day of School! — Sweet Firstie Fun I give each child several sticky notes, and they write down things that they have learned about so far during the school year We share some of the responses out loud and stick them on our chart
Celebrating the 100th Day of School: Reflection, Fun, and Learning Have each student write one thing they appreciate about their classmates and compile them into a “100 Reasons We’re Awesome” display Discuss how small actions add up—just like 100 days of effort lead to big learning!