The 100th day of school is often celebrated as a milestone for students and teachers. It is a way to mark the progress that has been made and to recognize the hard work and dedication of both students and teachers. It is also an opportunity to engage in fun, interactive activities and projects that involve counting and learning about the number 100. Additionally, it is a way to build a sense of community and celebrate the end of the first quarter of the school year.
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List 100 activities to do for the 100th day of Elementary School in the classroom.
1. Create a "100 Days Smarter" crown or hat
2. Make a "100" themed craft
3. Have a "100th Day" parade
4. Write a letter to future selves, to be opened on the 200th day of school
5. Create a "100" themed word search
6. Have a "100th Day" scavenger hunt
7. Make "100" themed snacks
8. Create a "100" themed mural
9. Have a "100th Day" dance party
10. Play "100" themed games
11. Make a "100" themed collage
12. Have a "100th Day" photo booth
13. Create a "100" themed crossword puzzle
14. Make "100" themed treats
15. Create a "100" themed board game
16. Have a "100th Day" sing-along
17. Make a "100" themed necklace or bracelet
18. Create a "100" themed jigsaw puzzle
19. Have a "100th Day" storytelling session
20. Play a "100" themed math game
21. Make a "100" themed book
22. Create a "100" themed maze
23. Have a "100th Day" talent show
24. Make a "100" themed origami
25. Create a "100" themed memory game
26. Have a "100th Day" picnic
27. Make a "100" themed card game
28. Create a "100" themed diorama
29. Have a "100th Day" movie day
30. Play a "100" themed science experiment
31. Make a "100" themed mobile
32. Create a "100" themed poster
33. Have a "100th Day" class play
34. Make a "100" themed quilt
35. Create a "100" themed riddle
36. Have a "100th Day" art exhibit
37. Make a "100" themed sculpture
38. Create a "100" themed calendar
39. Have a "100th Day" talent exchange
40. Play a "100" themed geography game
41. Make a "100" themed mask
42. Create a "100" themed comic strip
43. Have a "100th Day" class cook-off
44. Make a "100" themed pop-up book
45. Create a "100" themed word wall
46. Have a "100th Day" read-a-thon
47. Make a "100" themed dreamcatcher
48. Create a "100" themed cross-stitch
49. Have a "100th Day" book club
50. Play a "100" themed history game
51. Make a "100" themed topiary
52. Create a "100" themed paper mache project
53. Have a "100th Day" field trip
54. Make a "100" themed kirigami
55. Create a "100" themed optical illusion
56. Have a "100th Day" spelling bee
57. Make a "100" themed sand art
58. Create a "100" themed paper doll chain
59. Have a "100th Day" potluck
60. Play a "100" themed language game
61. Make a "100" themed decoupage
62. Create a "100" themed watercolor painting
63. Have a "100th Day" poetry slam
64. Make a "100" themed paper quilling
65. Create a "100" themed stipple drawing
66. Have a "100th Day" storytelling circle
67. Count to 100 by 1s, 2s, 5s, and 10s
68. Create a "100" themed math problem
69. Have a "100th Day" math challenge
70. Make a "100" themed math board game
71. Create a "100" themed math scavenger hunt
72. Have a "100th Day" math relay race
73. Make a "100" themed math puzzle
74. Create a "100" themed math matching game
75. Have a "100th Day" math bingo
76. Make a "100" themed math card game
77. Create a "100" themed math worksheet
78. Have a "100th Day" math quiz
79. Make a "100" themed math mural
80. Create a "100" themed math skit
81. Have a "100th Day" math magic show
82. Make a "100" themed math riddle
83. Create a "100" themed math story problem
84. Have a "100th Day" math jeopardy
85. Make a "100" themed math word problem
86. Create a "100" themed math matching cards
87. Have a "100th Day" math treasure hunt
88. Make a "100" themed math origami
89. Create a "100" themed math coloring sheet
90. Have a "100th Day" math relay race
91. Make a "100" themed math memory game
92. Create a "100" themed math crossword puzzle
93. Have a "100th Day" math game show
94. Make a "100" themed math matching game
95. Create a "100" themed math maze
96. Have a "100th Day" math symposium
97. Make a "100" themed math diorama
98. Create a "100" themed math board game
99. Have a "100th Day" math exhibition
100. Make a "100" themed math sculpture.
How can I add movement to the 100th day of school?
100th Day Fitness Challenge: Create a fitness challenge that involves completing 100 exercises, such as jumping jacks, push-ups, or sit-ups, within a certain time frame. Students can work together to complete the challenge as a class.
100th Day Scavenger Hunt: Create a scavenger hunt that involves finding 100 items, such as 100 different types of leaves or 100 different colored objects. Students can work in teams and move around the classroom or school to find the items.
100th Day Relay Race: Create a relay race that involves completing 100 tasks, such as jumping rope 100 times or running 100 laps around the playground. Teams can take turns completing the tasks.
100th Day Parade: Have students create costumes, props or signs related to the 100th day of school, and organize a parade around the school or neighborhood, with music and fun.
100th Day Dance Party: Play music and have a dance party where students have to do 100 different dance moves or exercises. You can also you Kids Freeze Dance.
100th Day Hula Hoop Challenge: Create a hula hoop challenge where students have to keep the hula hoop going for 100 spins.
100th Day Movement Bingo: Create a bingo board with movement activities, such as "hop on one foot" or "do the cha cha", and have students move around the room completing the activities as they get bingo.
These are just a few examples, but there are many different ways you can incorporate movement into the 100th day of school. The key is to make it fun, interactive and challenging for the students.
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