I think it's the primary teacher in me trying to get out,
but I absolutely love the 100th day of school.
So, here's what my big kids did today to celebrate:
We used the idea from Collaboration Cuties (Cutesy Clickables) to create a
100 Language Arts booklet. Their real one is so cute - I just didn't have the option of printing in color for their cover page.
I don't have the copy budget though to run off the 4 sheets per student, so I had them make their own booklet with 3 pieces of binder paper attached to this one sheet that I found free on TPT from Hannah Martin.
I helped them fold the binder paper after they stapled it, and then we grouped the different lists on the front and back of the pages. Some of the language arts areas they did a great job brainstorming by themselves, and some of them (mainly the figurative language) we had to do together. They loved it though!
Math and Reading were the regular lessons, but the end of the day had a little treat they worked hard for all day long. It might not look like much, but the kids were tickled to have a pretzel rod and 2 oreos to make the number 100.
They are having special 100 homework tonight, another find from TPT. It's a little bit of everything to review that Jivey created. Awesome stuff! I'm just sorry that I didn't take a picture of it up close in the classroom. It asks questions involving a sentence with 100 letters, acrostic poem, number sentences that total 100, etc... The kids were so excited to work on it tonight.
I'm updating this post to include this awesome button to a 100th day linky party going on!
Hope you had a great day!
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