The 100th day of school is a special milestone, and we made sure to celebrate in style! Our day was filled with hands-on activities, problem-solving challenges, and a whole lot of fun centered around the number 100. Here’s a look at some of the exciting things we did:
📚 Read 100th Day Books – We kicked off our celebration by reading books all about the 100th day of school, getting us in the spirit for a day full of learning and creativity!
💪 100 Exercises – From jumping jacks to squats, we got moving with 100 exercises to keep our energy up and our bodies strong!
💰 Making 100 Cents and 100 Dollars – Using coins and bills, students practiced their math skills by finding different ways to make one dollar and one hundred dollars.
🎨 Die Cut Creations – With die-cut “100” numbers, students let their imaginations run wild, turning them into unique works of art.
✏️ Writing 100 Words – We put our writing skills to the test by brainstorming and listing 100 words—an impressive vocabulary challenge!
🎲 Rolling to 100 – We took turns rolling a die and keeping track of our numbers to see how many rolls it would take to reach 100. The magic number? 31 rolls!
🪙 Flipping a Coin 100 Times – We tested our luck and probability skills by flipping a coin 100 times, then tallying up how many times we landed on heads or tails.
🏗️ 100 Building Creations – Using sets of 100 items like Legos, Magna-Tiles, Lincoln Logs, pattern blocks, hashtag blocks, and magnets, students worked together to build amazing structures.
🥤 Cup Stacking with 100 Cups – Precision, balance, and teamwork were key as students stacked and arranged 100 cups into creative designs.
🧩 100-Piece Puzzle – We worked together to complete a puzzle with exactly 100 pieces—a fun and challenging group effort!
📿 100 Bead Necklaces – With patience and concentration, students strung together 100 beads to create their very own colorful necklaces.
📏 Measuring with the 100-Inch Man – Using a 100-inch model, we compared heights and had fun measuring ourselves and objects around the room!
The 100th day of school was not only a celebration but also a reminder of how much we’ve learned, grown, and achieved in these past months. We can’t wait to see what the rest of the school year has in store!
Holy Cross Catholic School is part of the Green Bay Area Catholic Education (GRACE) School System. It is a private Catholic school serving Preschool and Elementary through 8th grade (PK3-8). The school has open enrollment and is located on the Northeast side of Green Bay near the Town of Scott and is near the Red Smith neighborhood and Wequiock Falls.
Holy Cross provides an individualized education in a faith-based environment. Each child is supported not only academically, but spiritually.
For more information about Holy Cross Catholic School, feel free to browse our website: https://holycrossfamily.org.
