100 Days of School Costumes & Accessories

You could ask your students to come into school wearing their finest old folks outfits and maybe even dress up like you’re a centenarian yourself. Snap cubes are a hands-down favourite maths manipulative on the Teach Starter team. They’re great for teaching kids to measure length, learning one-to-one correspondence,making 10 and plenty more. Needless to say, we understand why you might be feeling frazzled and out of ideas to celebrate being in school for 20 weeks . This Black Lace Fan with Tassel is the perfect finishing touch for your 1920's costume.
Set it up at home before your little one catches the bus, or have it in the classroom to welcome your elementary school kids on the first day of school. Capture the excitement and nervous jitters of the first day of school with fun and creative photo ideas. Set up Kids 100 days of school costumes a “First Day of School” photo booth with props like oversized pencils, graduation caps, and colorful banners. Ask your kids to strike their silliest poses or showcase their best “straight-A” smiles for a photo album that will bring back memories for years to come.

Transform your event into an unforgettable celebration with high-quality and affordable party supplies. On this special occasion, students are encouraged to let their imaginations soar and engage in a variety of fun, educational activities. One popular way to mark the 100 Days of School is by dressing up. Students can get inventive by wearing shirts that are artfully adorned with 100 stickers, sequins, or beads, turning themselves into a walking celebration of the number 100. Another delightful option is for students to dress up as centenarians, donning attire and using props that reflect the style and spirit of 100-year-olds. This not only adds an element of fun but also provides an opportunity to discuss ageing, history, and the changes experienced over a century, fostering broad-ranging discussions in the classroom.
Practice reading, spelling and vocabulary with a 100 Days of School themed word search! Featuring words such as 'learning', 'celebrate' and 'friends', students will love this as an early finisher or morning work activity. To extend this task, have students create their own 100 Days of School word search for a friend to complete. Put the timer on for 100 seconds and challenge your students to ANYTHING - how many star jumps can they do in 100 seconds?
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Encourage students to dress up in what they imagine will be  the fashion trend in 100 years or 100 days. Hide 100 things (could be cut-out paper shapes from a paper punch, for example) and have students work to find them all. This could be made virtual by asking students to direct you around your classroom as they watch remotely.
You can include the chosen theme in decorations, costumes, and even the activities and games planned for the party. Remember to engage the student’s interests and create a fun and immersive experience that aligns with the theme. Choosing a theme for the 100 Days of School party can add an extra layer of excitement and make the event more memorable for the kids. This “holiday” is easy since you can incorporate all things 1oo as your theme.

Wear a wig cap for added comfort and to keep your own hair under wraps. The accessory features a silver grey wig with a straight part down the middle, pulled into a low bun! The grey wig is perfect for finishing your old persons costume, just add gold rim glasses and wear a wig cap for added comfort and to keep your own hair under wraps. Prepare for the first day of school with free printables that add a touch of creativity to the celebrations. Kids can count out 100 pieces of food by counting by 1s or grouping by 10s.
On the 100th day of school, kids expect to count to 100 many times. Instead of boring and repeating the same daily routines, engage kids with many different activities and ways to count to 100. Celebrating the 100th day of school is a wonderful way to highlight your students’ progress and growth. I’ve found that combining hundredth day of school ideas with math, writing, and crafts not only boosts engagement but also helps solidify key educational concepts. Whether you’re in a traditional classroom or a homeschool setting, these hundredth day of school activities will spark excitement among your learners.