Those of you with elementary school aged children will know that the 100th day is a pretty big deal. Most of these pictures are about the 100th day at our school. I called it a sandwich because I have a beginning and an end to this post that don't really go with the 100th day, but I wanted to post them anyway.
We were learning about Africa the same week that we had the hundredth day. I devoted one day to Egypt and we had tons of fun. I loved bringing my souveniers from my trip this summer. The kids really liked it. My favorite part was having them decode my name in heirogliphics. I had my name painted on a cartouche while I was over there and they used a decoding sheet that I had.
Okay, now to the 100th day! One of the activities was the kids got to have 100 snacks. I bought a bunch of little stuff - 10 different things and the kids got to take 10 of each.
Here's a plate with 100 snacks. Hungry?
The kids were also challenged to wear 100 things to school on that day. I took a picture of some of the most creative/unique ideas. Victoria wore 100 safety pins.
Gaby had 100 pennies wrapped in plastic wrap as a necklace and bracelet. Adella had a macaroni necklace.
Tyler's cracked me up. He had a quick and easy way to sport 100 pennies. Lots of kids had 100 stickers on their shirts. We had a messy floor by the end of the day!
I also made some blue Jell-O and we counted out 100 Swedish Fish to put in it. They turn out pretty slimy once the Jell-O is set, but most of the kids LOVE it.
This video is from a lunch bunch we had in my room the other day. If the kids eat all their food and there's time left, I'll let them dance. They love it and I think it's hilarious. Stephanie in the stripes was reminding me a lot of Elaine from Seinfeld!
Those are some cute ideas. Sounds like a fun day! Cameron just turned 5 this month and I can't believe I'm going to have a child in school this fall - kind of sad (although I know it's only half day). I hope he has a fun teacher like you! :)
"Prayer is your personal key to heaven and the lock is on your side of the veil." - Boyd K. Packer
"Love is like a gift." - Christian (in my first grade class)
"Joy is your birthright." - Mary Lee Roberts, M.S.
Favorite Picture of the Moment
Susannah floating on the Dead Sea
First Grade Funnies
February 6, 2009 While painting and decorating pet rocks that we had just finished measuring, describing, weighing, etc. One of the boys in my class said that he was making his rock into Goldilocks.
Me: Goldilocks? Jonathan: Yeah, see? It only has one eye! Me: You mean Cyclops? Jonathan: Yes! January ?, 2009 Paul just walked up to me the other day in class and said, "Ms. Bushman, if you play Bakugan with me, you're going down." January 28, 2009 I had another "lunch bunch" with a couple of boys in my class today. I asked them what they wanted to be when they grew up. Here are their replies:
Ty: I want to be a drummer. Justin: I want to be a butt model!
September 5, 2008 We were having show and tell and Christian was telling about his teddy bear.
Natalie: Is it made in China? Christian: Where else would I get it? In Mexico or Mexican? May 21, 2008 This little exchange occurred at recess as I was monitoring the playground. I came up on a few of my boys who just looked at me like they'd been up to something:
Me: You guys looks guilty. Boys: (Smiles) Me: Have you been up to something naughty? James: I haven't been guilty since we came out to recess! Nima: I haven't been guilty since I made lemonade, and that's not guilty!
May 8, 2008 This conversation happened during a "lunch bunch" with some of that same group of boys above. They were eating with me in my classroom.
William: I saw this movie last night where this giant ant killed this kid's parents. James: Better them than me! William: Better my sister than me!
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Those are some cute ideas. Sounds like a fun day! Cameron just turned 5 this month and I can't believe I'm going to have a child in school this fall - kind of sad (although I know it's only half day). I hope he has a fun teacher like you! :)
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