100th Day of School Worksheets and Games
This packet contains 8 different printable activities to use during your 100th day celebration! These activities are geared towards early elementary aged classrooms and include a variety of math and ELA activities as well as art ideas to celebrate the 100th Day of School!
Students will have a ton of fun celebrating the 100th day with these engaging activities. The games can be done individually or with a partner.
What is Included:
- Hundreds Chart: Use small objects or stickers to fill in each square to make 100.
- Adding to 100: Each player gets one copy of this page. Kids take turns rolling 1 die. Write the number in the square. Add the numbers up. First player to 100 wins!
- Roll to 100: Single player or multi-player game: Roll 1 die and color that many squares. First player to get to 100 wins.
- Flip to 100: Flip a coin. Color the circle red if you land on heads and blue if you land on tails.
- 100 Coloring page
- 100 Counting: Use this 10 frames page to count to 100 by filling the squares with small objects or stickers.
- 100 Painting: Use a cotton swab to put 10 dots in each section to equal 100 dots. You can also use small manuipulatives and stickers to put 10 items in each section.
- Writing Activities: Three writing prompts in 3 different formats
The writing prompts include the following:
- If I live to be 100....
- If I had $100 I would buy....
- I wish I had 100....
The writing prompts are differentiated with 3 different types of writing pages. One page includes the writing prompt on primary lines for students to simply complete the sentence. The second includes a traceable writing prompt for students to complete their sentence. The third includes the writing prompt in question form and students must formulate their own sentence to answer the question. Each writing prompt page also has a space for students to draw a picture of their answer.
When to Use:
- Math Centers
- Writing Centers
- 100th Day Celebration stations or activities
- Independent activities
- Partner activities
- Sub Plans
- Homework
- Morning Work
Skills Assessed:
- Counting to 100 (by 1s and 10s)
- Addition to 100
- Writing complete sentences
- Fine Motor Skills
All of the worksheets, templates and games are no prep. They just need to be printed and handed to students. The teacher will need to provide the materials needed to complete some of the activities (like stickers for the 100s chart or paint and cotton swabs for the dot painting). Some of the activity pages can be laminated for repeated use.
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