Kid: “I want to bring in something that the other kids won’t bring.”Īnd so it went for about 50 more suggestions until we finally came up with a winner!Īnd in the process, we also came up with quite a list of possibilities in case you’re having trouble thinking of small items for your 100th Day of School celebration or fun things to put in an estimation jar! I’ve tried to make life a little easier for you by including affiliate links to items we’ve used, those that may not be well-known or might be hard to find. Me: How about we think of something a little smaller? Kid: “How about 100 stuffed animals Mom?” Many kids around the country are celebrating their 100th day of school this month and we are having some math fun with them!ġ00 Items for the 100th Day of School & Estimation Jar Activitiesįor a number of years, I remember my kids coming home with a note asking that each child in the class bring in “100 of their favorite item” to celebrate the 100th day of school.ġ00 of their favorite item - whew! Now those were some long discussions. And along the way, kids are also learning to count by 2’s, 5’s, 10’s and categorize numeric values. It’s a long journey fraught with numbers like “fifteen-ten” and other assorted creative ways to count.
#100 HUNDRED DAYS OF SCHOOL HOW TO#
Teaching kids math concepts and how to count to 100 is a big milestone & one that parents and teachers work on for a few years. Use these 100 Items to Use to Count to 100 with estimation jar ideas and 100th day of school activities!
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