Glue 100 styrofoam peanuts to construction paper.
100 Years Old
Have children draw a picture of themselves. Collect the pictures and crinkle them up (making wrinkles). Make a college on a bulletin board with the title "100 Years Old".
100 People We Love Mural
Create a mural of "100 People We Love"
to hang in the hall.
100 Day Ruler
Need: Computer Paper, pen, ruler, pictures
Take computer paper and tape together or use the
kind that is still attached. Have your child make a 100 inch ruler
along one side and place pictures of family and friends at their
proper height measurement. The top picture can be of an osterage
because their average height is 100 inches. This ends up to be quite
long but looks great hanging up in the classroom. Contributed By: Kathy S
100 Snacks
Need: baggies - preferably the big ones; 10 types
of snack food
This activity is great for any age. Set out 10
different types of snack foods (cheezies, M&Ms, Whoppers, grapes,
etc). Have the children put 10 of each snack into their baggies. By
the time they are finished, they have 100 snacks in their bags. This
is great for allowing little children to see how much is 100 and it
is excellent to teach older children about multiplication. Contributed By: Tod D
100 Days of School
Need: Front side of $100 bill blackline, copied and laminated
1 medium size, white gift bag with handles (with 100 Days on the one side)
21 copies of the front side of a $100 bill blackline, copied and laminated
21 pencils
21 crayon erasers (my classroom theme is crayons)
Before my students arrived on the 100th day of school, I hid laminated $100 bills all over the room. When we took a "brain break," the students searched the room for the bills. When all the bills were found, the students could buy a pencil or eraser out of my bag for $100. We did this twice (I hid them again when they were at PE) so every student was guaranteed a pencil and eraser. They had a great time! Contributed By: Lee Slater
$100 Bill Pattern to print.
Counting to the 100th or 101st day of school
Starting on the first day of school, we put a "spot" on the wall (we happen to be counting to 101st day of school to have a black & white party) then each day after we put a new spot up. Every "5" is black and the children clap when we are counting and land on the black spot. After counting to the last spot, we count only the 5's...this helps the children learn to count by one's, five's and ten's.
On the 101'st day of school, everything we do is black and white...and in the amount of 101. Snack, balloon bottom popping, crazy hats that have 101 items on them, 101 gems on a large 101...and of course, watching the moving 101 Dalmatians! Happy Counting! Contributed By Michele M.
Count by 2's to 100.
Count by 5's to 100.
Make a list of 100 words the class can read and
write to display in the hallway.
100 Riddles and Jokes
Make a class book of 100 riddles and jokes. Have
children bring in jokes and riddles (1 on each page) to add to the
100 Riddles and Jokes book.
100 Books Read
Read 100 books collectively As each book is
finished pick a child to write the title, author, etc. on round
pieces of colored construction paper which is then mounted on the wall.
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