I laminated the title sign and 10 frames, added some velcro circles, and this thing will last me years! My kids are so excited to watch us get closer and closer to 100 days! ~ Alysa This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! I love the color options and how well put together it is. The individual number squares really adds to it as well! ~ Madison I love how it gave the option to continue counting after hitting 100 days. I love the 10-frame visual for my students with autism to see and practice every day. We just celebrated our 100th day, but I’m planning on using this next year for the 1st 100 days. What a unique way to count 100 days of school. Love this so much! It reinforces ten frames, skip counting – all while keeping track of the days at school. Look for patterns and discuss the connections between the numbers as you move closer to the 100th day.
Those kiddos are quick to remember.ĭepending on the type of 100’s chart you have, roll or turn over a new number each day. Watch out if somebody has a turn twice in one week! Oh my. Have you ever had a job in the classroom the kids love to do? Changing the numbers on the 100’s chart is a coveted job. Each time you reach another group of ten, bundle them again and display for repeated visiting and re-counting. The bundles are lightweight enough, to be blu-tacked to the board too. Once you reach day 10, bundle the ten sticks together and secure with a rubber band. Use the blu-tac to display individual sticks on the whiteboard. If your classroom is like most classrooms, you have a stash of pop sticks and blu-tac. With a few simple resources, counting the days can be more of a tactile activity. Add a tally mark for each new day and display it out of reach so your extra helpful, small people can’t add additional tallies when you’re not looking. Tally MarksĬounting the days can be as simple as using your whiteboard and a marker. Don’t Forget – Counting 100 Days of School Should be Easy 1. Straighten those shoulders and know help is here to get you sorted and ready to kick it up in Kindergarten. Incorporate the counting into your morning work or maths session and you’ll be tracking the days with ease. The Benefits of Counting 100 Days of School At my school, counting 100 days of school wasn’t even a ‘thing’.įast forward to a few years ago when I was teaching Kindergarten again, and I saw firsthand how important and valuable it was to include this as an activity in our morning routine. The very first time I taught Kindergarten was in my third year of teaching way back in 1997.
#One hundred days of school full
You already know your days in Kindergarten are going to be full and busy, so how can you keep up with counting 100 days of school too? How do teachers keep track of all the days? You feel your head get heavy as you wonder. Congratulations! That’s awesome! What great fun it will be! However, during the year, you’ve noticed across the playground that Kindergarten is celebrating when the 100th day of school rolls around. So, you’ve found out you’re teaching Kindergarten next year. Do you count the days of school with the children in your classroom? Counting 100 days of school is easy with any of these super ideas.
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