It is hard to believe that 100 days of school have passed so far this year! When I think back to September, I am amazed with all the children have learned.  Many entered our classroom know how to write just their names and being able to identify half the letter sounds. They could count to ten and write the numbers 1-5, with 5 being quite challenging to form. Students needed help in unpacking and packing their backpacks and Choice Time required that Miss Creel and I join in on every activity! Now, I have a classroom of readers, writers, self-sufficient students, and friends! Congratulations Kindergarteners on all you have learned!

To celebrate this landmark day, Kindergartners spend the day participating in activities that revolved around the number 100. They made trail mix, consisting of ten pieces of ten snack items. They wrote about what they wished they had 100 of, and students made a self portrait of what they will look like when they are 100 years old!

We had a school-wide celebration this afternoon, where students presented collections of 100 items. From 100 take-apart erasers, to 100 dog names, the collections were varied and interesting. Here are the kindergartener’s unique collections:

100 seashells from Florida!

100 gems.

100 Hot Wheels Cars

               100 Take-Apart Erasers                                100 Monkeys

100 Beads

100 Google-y Eyes

The celebration culminated with a display of 100 cupcakes, which the children had a chance to enjoy.

Hooray for the 100th Day!