Westlawn Students Celebrate the 100th Day of School
Westlawn students and staff celebrated the 100th day of school last week on February 13. Celebration activities included:
- Counting 100 items.
- Building puzzles with 100 pieces.
- Building puzzles made from a 100 counting chart.
- Making pictures with 100 dots.
- Doing 100 exercises (10 sets of 10 exercises at a time).
- Coloring pages and doing worksheets or projects related to 100, such as using the numerals in “100” to create part of a picture.
- Stacking 100 plastic cups with a team.
- Searching for 100 Hershey’s kisses hidden around a classroom and plotting them on a 100 chart.
- Creating celebration headbands.
- Receiving visits from local superhero Zero the Hero, the Queen of Tens, and the Queen’s Royal Court.
Below are photos from the day. A video collage can also be viewed on our Instagram page.
Second grade students dress up how they will look when they are 100 years old.
First grade students successfully work together to stack 100 cups.
A student poses with one of the 100th Day headbands that they created in class.
A student models a different 100th Day headband.
The Queen of Tens and her Royal Court.
Ms. Crossey explains the stacking challenge to students.
Students practice counting to 100 with rainbow cereal rings.
Zero the Hero poses with a devoted fan.
Students played UNO with extra-large cards.
The Queen of Tens and Zero the Hero visited primary classrooms.
Students used the digits in "100" to make pictures.
Mr. Hill visited classrooms and talked with students about the importance of the number "100."
Students used the digits in "100" to make pictures.
Students used the digits in "100" to make pictures.
Second grade teachers took a glimpse into the future and dressed as their 100-year-old selves.
Stacking 100 cups is tricky!