As a casual relief teacher, you may be involved in activities throughout the coming weeks for 100 Days of Prep. Here are some fun and educational ideas to celebrate this special day:
1 Counting and Math Activities
Count to 100: Start the day by counting to 100 together as a class using various methods (by ones, fives, tens).
Math Challenges: Create stations or activities where students solve math problems related to the number 100 (e.g., 100 pennies to count, 100 equations to solve).
2 Literacy and Writing Activities
Write 100 Words: Have students write 100 words about what they love most about school or their favourite memories so far.
Read 100 Books: Set a goal to collectively read 100 books as a class by the end of the day.
3 Art and Craft Projects
100 Days Crown: Provide materials for students to create crowns decorated with 100 items (stickers, sequins, pom-poms).
Collaborative Art: Work together on a large mural or collage with 100 pieces of art contributed by each student.
4 Physical Activities
Exercise Countdown: Engage in physical activities like doing 100 jumping jacks, running in place for 100 seconds, or holding a 100-second dance party.
Outdoor Fun: If possible, take students outside for a nature walk to find 100 objects (leaves, rocks, etc.) or play 100-yard dash games.
5 Special Snack and Treats
100 Snack Mix: Have students bring in small portions of different snacks to create a 100-item trail mix to enjoy together.
Treats: Provide a special treat like cupcakes decorated with the number 100 or a 100-shaped cookie for each student.
6 Games and Challenges
Minute-to-Win-It Games: Set up various games where students have one minute to complete tasks involving the number 100 (e.g., stacking 100 cups, sorting 100 objects).
Team Challenges: Organise relay races or team-building activities that involve completing tasks related to the number 100.
7 Reflection and Celebration
Reflection Time: Give students time to reflect on what they have learned and accomplished in the first 100 days of school. Have them share their reflections with a partner or in small groups.
Classroom Awards: Present fun certificates or awards to celebrate students' achievements and milestones over the past 100 days.
Additional Tips
Involve Parents: Invite parents to join in the celebration by volunteering or participating in some of the activities.
Document the Day: Take photos and videos throughout the day to create a 100 days of school memory book or slideshow to share with students and families.
Make it Fun and Interactive: Keep the activities engaging and interactive to maintain students' enthusiasm and excitement throughout the day.
By planning a variety of activities that incorporate learning, creativity, physical movement, and reflection, you can create a memorable and enjoyable 100 days of school celebration for your students.
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McKinnon Primary Prep students celebrate 100 days at school with a dress-up day.
Photo: Herald Sun
