Simple and fun Graphing & Sorting An excellent idea for the 100th day of school is to graph a set of 100 items. Or try racing to 100 on a hundred chart using a set of dice and a crayon.
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Show children how to make the number 100 with one straight pretzel for the 1 and two small round crackers for the zeros. They will then tally what number was rolled, tracking how many times they’ve rolled a 1, 2, etc. Happy, Happy, Hundredth Day! 100 Days or School Snack Ideas One H-U-N-D-R-E-D is a very special number to me, (Tune: Here We Go 'Round the Mulberry Bush) (Tune: I've Been Working on the Railroad)Įvery day we come to _ (school name), 100 Days Printables, Coloring Pages, and Resources Possibilities for the ten exercises are 10 jumping jacks, jumping rope for 10 rotations, kicking a ball between ten traffic cones, touching toes ten times, bouncing a ball ten times, shooting ten baskets (a small trash receptacle can be used for the basket), balancing on one foot for ten seconds, completing ten sit-ups, and hopping on one foot ten times. Parent volunteers can be asked to monitor each station. Once a team member completes an exercise, he/she must move to the next station and tag his/her team member to begin the next set. Present the exercises, and show children where each exercise station is set up. What you do: Divide the class into teams and explain that each team will race to complete 10 sets of 10 exercises, with one team member completing each exercise for a total of 100 altogether. Ask children if 100 seconds was longer or shorter than they thought it would be. Use a stopwatch or second hand of the clock to keep time. Then, play music for exactly 100 seconds (1 minute and 40 seconds).
Tell them they can dance in place using their best moves for 100 seconds. Have children spread out in the classroom for a dance break.