Months before the 100th Day, let students (and parents) know that they will need to present collections of 100 items each. Perhaps a student already has a growing collection of something, such as seashells or marbles. But if not, that’s OK too. He or she can begin gathering common items: paper clips, rubber bands, rocks, etc. Finally, when the big day arrives, hand out “Happy 100th Day” Crowns. They can be worn during the presentations. Congratulate everyone at the end with “100 Fun Things To Look For” Bookmarks. These will provide students with ideas of more things to count.
Small Things Add Up
Months before the 100th Day, let students (and parents) know that they will need to present collections of 100 items each. Perhaps a student already has a growing collection of something, such as seashells or marbles. But if not, that’s OK too. He or she can begin gathering common items: paper clips, rubber bands, rocks, etc. Finally, when the big day arrives, hand out “Happy 100th Day” Crowns. They can be worn during the presentations. Congratulate everyone at the end with “100 Fun Things To Look For” Bookmarks. These will provide students with ideas of more things to count.
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