Showing posts with label 100th Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100th Day. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

The Hoppiest Day of the Year

I will be honest, the 100th Day of School might be my favorite day of the school year. I love how excited the Hoppers are! I don't know how it is in other schools, but somehow, it just seems so much more exciting for our Kindergartners. It's their first experience with the day and that number 100 seems so big to them. I just want to bottle their energy and enthusiasm and sell it and make a million bucks and be able to afford a vacation :0)...instead, I relish in the fact that I played a part in their first really big school celebration and settle for some mint Oreos and Cougar Town.

Ya know what the best part of celebrating at school, you don't really have to do a whole lot to keep them thinking you are the best teacher and party planner ever!

Today's agenda...
Greet my little old people, we dressed up like we were 100. This has to be my favorite tradition! Super cute! No pics of my Kinder-Hoppers, you'll have to settle for my team...also cute, also lovable! I seriously love these ladies!!!

Wake-Up Work- Finish our 100 Day Crowns and glasses.
Morning Meeting- the norms plus a variety of counting and movement activities, 100th day story, and overall excitement.
Gym
Snack- 
 

During snack, we did some Jack Hartmann 100 songs, which we loved of course!

Poem Practice- 100th Day of School :)

100 Dixie Cups A Team Building Activity- I gave each table group 100 dixie cups. OMG, they loved, loved, loved building together. It was so fun to watch them and see how they interacted. I truly think they could have done this ALL day long. It was awesome!!!! Please ignore the disaster happening on the counter, it's a crazy day!
 



We also made geometric shapes using 100 toothpicks and 100 marshmallows. Also fun, but way sticky!
Then it was time for recess and lunch. They wanted to build with cups for recess, too cute!
We then did some activities seeing how many things we could do in 100 seconds.
Time for art with Mr. S
We came back and did our 100 day collections.
We get out at 1:30. They had an awesome day and were talking about all the fun they had as we froze our way to the buses (which seem like a mile away when it's this cold).

What they didn't know was how excited I am for this day and how I try to cram as much into it as possible. Here's all the stuff we didn't get to...

100 Day Fruit Loop Necklaces (tomorrow)
Gumball Machines with 100 Do-A-Dot (tomorrow)
Highlight to 100 (maybe Thursday)

Hunt for 100 Kisses (Friday)

100 Day Self Portraits

Ok, maybe I overplanned. I love this day!

Hoppy 100th Day of School!!!!
Shannon

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Hoppy 100th Day!

The 100th Day of School is one of the most exciting days in any Kindergarten classroom. It's funny how many activities we seem to cram into one day, but that is the joy of making the day so special. Here are a few of my favorites. Enjoy!


All documents contain fonts that are copyright DJ Inkers. Virtually all documents contain graphics that are copyright DJ Inkers. They are used with permission. Please visit http://www.djinkers.com/, for wonderful clipart and fonts.


Books
Miss Bindergarten Celebrates the 100th Day of Kindergarten by Joseph Slate: Book Cover The 100th Day Of School (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) by Angela S. Medearis: Book Cover 100th Day Worries by Margery Cuyler: Book Cover Henry's 100 Days of Kindergarten by Nancy Carlson: Book Cover Fancy Nancy by Jane O'Connor: Book Cover The Night before the 100th Day of School by Natasha Wing: Item Cover Biscuit's 100th Day of School by Alyssa Satin Capucilli: Book Cover


100th Day Snack


I ask for parents to send in special items for our snack that day. Students take 10 of each and put them into their snack bag. They really enjoy this activity!
        


Hunting for Kisses
I buy 100 Hershey Kisses and number them (I use little sticker dots and place them on the bottom). While my students are at lunch, I hide them throughout the classroom. Depending on how many students are present, I tell students how many kisses they are allowed to find and put into their baggie. The baggie is important because little hands and chocolate = a melty mess! Once students find the specified number, they return to the carpet area and begin matching their kisses to the matching poster.

100 Little Valentines
This is a class book we make. It's a song, too. I have students decorate hearts to glue into the book. I bind it and place it on our reading shelf.
100 Little Valentines Class Book



Hundred Day Headbands
We glue the labels (below) to sentence strips and each student gets 100 Carson Dellosa frog stickers and places them on the headband. It takes a while for them to get all their stickers off, so we start a few days before our actual 100th Day.
Hundred Day Headbands


Froot Loop Necklaces


Exercise to 100
Moving to Math


Journal Page & Self Portrait
100th Day Self Portrait

If I Had $100 Journal

Other Great Resources (that are free!)
http://larremoreteachertips.blogspot.com/2011/01/hip-hip-hooray-its-100th-day.html
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B1Nqou3fOm91ZDAxMTMwYTMtMThkYy00YTU5LWJmNzEtZTYyMGUyNTQ2NGQy&hl=en&authkey=CMDr3cwM
http://www.fun-in-first.blogspot.com/