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Oh, these centers were some of my favorites when I taught Kindergarten!!  Browse through the pics for some whimsical And a little twist on that station using real life objects: “that cat”, but unfortunately, it’s a no-no.  The images in this pack are more of a circus theme, but they still work GREAT for day?  The children are so very excited, and it is so fun to reflect on all of the learning that has been accomplished in those 100 days. Here is a little glimpse of some of the activities that we like to do in our clas*room: Here’s a quick preview of some of the fun we had today!I love to put up door decorations for the kids – they are so excited and it makes We love to celebrate with hats! For this activity, we drew a number card (in this case 1) and used bingo daubers to show the combination we would need to make 10.  When we are finished, we stapled the large sentence st*ip to make a hat.  Sometimes I leave the number st*ips floppy, other times I staple the top to make it look like a chef’s hat! This activity is a write the room game.  The children collect the number clues and fill in their number grids for a special surprise at Necklaces!! We love our 100th day necklaces!  I use perler beads (fusible beads) and plastic cord for the necklaces.  One container of We use an egg carton (cut off 2 sections) and count 10 beads in each section.  Then they string their beads on the plastic cord with a The children had a great time making their 100th day collections with their family.  It’s fascinating for them to see 100 represented in these amazing 100th day collages, and I knew I wanted to do it this year.  I wanted 5 different activities so each table group could have their own.We started out counting out 10 sets of 10 on our giant ten frames.  Once we checked and double checked, we got out the glue If you are interested in any of these 100th day activities, check out my 100th day back! There is SO much more included in it than what is