Celebrate a major milestone with this all-in-one 100th Day of School Activity Bundle! Designed specifically for Kindergarten and First Grade, this resource is packed with hands-on crafts, math games, and movement activities to keep your students engaged and celebrating from the first bell to the last.
Whether you need a quiet independent activity, a whole-group exercise break, or a fun family-style snack project, this 60+ page pack has you covered!
What’s Included in This Celebration Pack:
- Creative Crafts & Keepsakes:
- 100th Day Crown/Hat: A fun wearable to celebrate the day.
- 100th Day Necklace: A ten-frame organized mat to help students count 100 beads or Fruit Loops.
- Q-Tip Painting: A fine-motor favorite—paint 100 dots inside the number 100.
- Math & Logic Games:
- Missing Numbers: Fill in the 100s chart to find the hidden objects.
- Skip Counting: Practice counting by 10s to reach 100.
- Pattern Block Challenge: Use geometry skills to build the number 100.
- Race to 100: An engaging dice game to reach the milestone first.
- Active Learning & Reflection:
- 100th Day Exercises: Get those wiggles out with 10 reps of 10 different movements!
- 5 Senses Reflection: “I have heard 100 sounds,” “I have seen 100 sights”—a great SEL and writing prompt.
- 100th Day Maze & Coloring: Perfect for morning work or “fast finishers.”
- Snack & Sensory Fun:
- 100th Day Snack Mat: A sorting guide for students to create a trail mix with 10 pieces of 10 different snacks.
Why Teachers Love This Resource:
- Low Prep, High Engagement: Most pages are “print and go,” saving you precious prep time during a busy week.
- Cross-Curricular: Seamlessly blends Math, Literacy, Physical Education, and Art.
- Differentiated: Includes various levels of number charts and writing prompts to meet your students where they are.
- Memorable: Creates a festive, “big deal” atmosphere that students will remember all year long.
How to Use:
- Rotational Centers: Set up different stations (Necklace station, Q-Tip station, Pattern Block station) for a morning of 100th-day fun.
- Whole Group: Do the “100th Day Exercises” together to celebrate reaching the middle of the day.
- Family Projects: Use the 100th Day Snack Mat as a fun communal activity with parent volunteers.
Many of the activities are provided in color and in black/white. Color ones you can laminate or put inside sheet protectors and use over and over.
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