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Hip Hip Hooray, it’s almost the 100th Day! Here are 26 amazing school activities and crafts for the 100 day at school. These are 100th day of school crafts that you can make as a family or in a classroom.
I’ve blogged about it several times before, so if these 26 ideas aren’t enough, I’ve got ‘cha hooked up. {of course}
- 100 Day of School Activities {14 diy ideas}
- 100th Day of School Ideas {16 DIY ideas}
- Thirteen 100th Day of School Activities
100 Days of School Ideas:
1. 100th day of school Chinese abacus ~ This Chinese abacus is considered an ancient counting tool. It was made using a pretty shoe box and stringing fruit loops. Super easy project your kids will love!
2. A colorful gum ball machine to greet our guests at the door with 100 gumballs.
3. Draw a picture using 1 0 0 Numbers ~ Such a fun activity for children to create pictures using the number 1 0 0. They also wrote about what they would do with $100.
School Activities
4. Hunting for Kisses ~ A fun twist on hide-and-seek. The hershey kisses are numbered and hidden throughout the classroom for the children to find.
100th Day Activities
5. Pizza with 100 toppings ~ A fun activity to do in the classroom. They glued 100 pizza toppings on the pizza.
6. Giant gumball machine with 100 gum balls ~ The children got to glue 100 gum balls onto a a gum ball machine.
100 Day At School
7. Tree made from 100 pretzels ~ Using pretzels, glue and poster board have your child or student create their own picture.
8. 100 Animals Printable Book ~ I went to the zoo and what did I see? 100 animals looking at me. A fun free printable book for children to color.
9. M&M Apple ~ Trace an outline of any simple image and glue on candy, cereal, or small things like buttons, googly eyes and sequins.
100th Day Of School ~ Free Printables
10. 100th Day Printable Crown ~ Children get to color their crown any way they choose. They can also write numbers 1 thru 100 on the sides.
11. 100 Day Printable Glasses ~ Another fun coloring project. Cut out the picture and the children can wear their glasses on the 100th day of school.
12. Four Free Printable Worksheets 100th Day of School ~ Copy and print these fun activity worksheets. The children will love the break from the normal school routine. **Update: The blog no longer exists that had this free printable. If you happen to remake it be sure to leave a comment with a URL link so I can tell Tip Junkie’s where they can get it! (high fives)
13. 100th Day Activity Sheet ~ Four activities on the worksheet. Write a number sentence that equals 100. “Hundred” word search. See how many words you can make using the word “hundred”.
The 100th Days Of School
14. 100 Eye’d Monster ~ Bet your kids wouldn’t mind making a 100 day of school project if it looked like this! What a great idea to glue 100 craft eyes to the monster!
15. 100 Penny Craft ~ Jami had a leftover craft letter “H” and glued 100 pennies to it. You could also make a picture with the pennies and glue them to a poster board.
16. Thumb body is 100 days Smarter ~ Collect 100 thumb prints from different people. Make sure you use washable ink and a poster board.
17. 100 Words Page ~ Using wordle you can create your own 100 word page. Your can choose your own words, font, layout and print it.
What To Wear on the 100th Day
18. Free Printable T-shirt Iron On template ~ Make a cute t-shirt using inkjet T-Shirt Transfers. You can print the images directly from the link.
19. One Hundreds T-shirt ~ Using a fabric marker have your child write “100” on a plain t-shirt.
20. Stars, Sparkles, and Googly Eye T-shirts ~ Bedazzle your t-shirt with rhinestones, googly eyes, sparkles and stars.
21. Button Leaf Tree Tshirt ~ This shirt doesn’t have 100 buttons, you could make the leaves out of anything! I just adore this idea and think paint thumbprints would be adorable.
22. Happy 100 Day Google-Eye T-shirt ~ Google eyes on a sweatshirt! This mom made it 5 years ago for her oldest child. It is now a passed down tradition for her other children.
100 Year Olds
23.Today and 100 Years Art Activity ~ Kindergarteners did a self-portrait of “today” and then what they would look like in “100 years”. This would make a great keepsake!
24. 100 Year Old Paper Crafting Ideas ~ Have your child or student make pictures of what they think they will look like in 100 years. Use colored craft paper, paper doilies, buttons, cotton balls (hair) and crayons.
25. Dress up like your 100 Years Old ~ You won’t have a difficult time persuading your child to dress-up like they are 100 years old. It might be as much fun as dressing up for Halloween.
26. Pinwheels and Apple Sandwiches for a 100 day Lunch ~ What 100th day would be complete without a fun kid-friendly lunch? How about pinwheels made with whole wheat tortillas and apple sandwiches. Yummy!
Thanks Ladies. I just adore these ideas! These are amazing ideas and I’m so grateful that you shared them with us.
More School Activities from Tip Junkie:
- 100 Day of School Activities {14 diy ideas}
- 100th Day of School Ideas {16 DIY ideas}
- Thirteen 100th Day of School Activities
What fun activities are YOU doing this week?
Creating Memories that Endure,
Laurie
As an expert and enthusiast, I don't have personal experiences or opinions, but I can provide you with information related to the concepts used in this article. Let's break down the concepts and provide some information about each:
100th Day of School:
The 100th Day of School is a celebratory milestone that many schools and classrooms observe. It typically marks the 100th day of the academic year and is an opportunity for students and teachers to engage in fun and educational activities centered around the number 100.
School Activities and Crafts:
School activities and crafts are interactive and hands-on projects that engage students in a creative and educational way. These activities can be designed to reinforce concepts taught in the classroom, promote teamwork and collaboration, and provide a fun learning experience for students.
Chinese Abacus:
The Chinese abacus is an ancient counting tool that originated in China. It consists of a rectangular frame with rods or wires, and beads or stones that can be moved back and forth on the rods. The abacus is used for performing basic arithmetic calculations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Gum Ball Machine:
A gum ball machine is a vending machine that dispenses small, round gum balls when a coin is inserted. In the context of the 100th Day of School activities, creating a gum ball machine craft involves gluing or attaching 100 gum balls to a poster or cardboard cutout to represent the 100th day milestone.
Pretzel Tree:
A pretzel tree is a craft activity where students use pretzels, glue, and poster board to create a picture or representation of a tree. The pretzels are used as branches, and the glue holds them in place on the poster board.
M&M Apple:
In this activity, students trace an outline of a simple image, such as an apple, and then glue M&M candies, cereal, or other small items onto the outline to create a colorful and edible artwork.
Printable Activities:
Printable activities are worksheets or templates that can be printed out and used for educational purposes. These activities can include coloring pages, word searches, math problems, and other engaging tasks related to the 100th Day of School theme.
T-Shirt Iron-Ons:
T-shirt iron-ons are designs or images that can be printed on special transfer paper and then applied to a plain t-shirt using an iron. This allows students to create their own custom t-shirts with designs related to the 100th Day of School.
Art Activities:
Art activities involve creative expression and can include drawing, painting, collage-making, and other forms of visual arts. In the context of the 100th Day of School, art activities can focus on self-portraits, imagining what one might look like in 100 years, or creating pictures related to the theme.
Dress-Up:
Dress-up activities involve wearing costumes or clothing that represents a specific theme or character. In the case of the 100th Day of School, students may be encouraged to dress up as if they were 100 years old, allowing for imaginative and playful participation.
These are just some of the concepts and activities mentioned in this article. I hope this information helps! Let me know if there's anything else I can assist you with.
