100 Day Party Ideas

100 rushed mornings.

100 "Get your shoes on NOW, Gavin!"

100 times of trying to beat the train.

I don't know about you, but to me it feels like a real accomplishment.

Are you in charge of planning a party to celebrate your kids getting 100 days smarter?  I am.

Want some ideas?  I thought so.

And, as always, please visit the sites themselves if you'd like to pin the ideas.

• Fill the classroom with 100 balloons (you know I will be in Gavin's classroom BRIGHT and EARLY on the 100th day filling balloons!)
• Read Happy 100th Day by Susan Milord 
• Have a 100 day breakfast with sausage ones and pancake zeros
• Make a 100 day crown
• Measure things that are 100 centimeters {PRINTABLE!}
• Flip a coin 100 times and record the results
• Have the kids dress like they are 100 years old
• Make a special 100 doorway
• Have each family bring in canned goods and see if the whole class can bring in a total of 100 for hungry families
• Fill containers with different objects and have the kids guess which one is filled with 100 things, then have them count each container to see if they were right
• Have the kids draw pictures of what they could eat 100 of
• Have the kids write or draw what they think will be different about the world in 100 years
• Read Fancy Nancy: The 100th Day of School by Jane O'Connor
• Hide 100 kisses in the classroom with numbered bottoms and have the children match them to a chart as they find them.
• Give each kid a baggie of 100 legos and let them build something and then write or draw what they made {PRINTABLE}
• Have kids roll dice, record the number they rolled (by coloring in squares numbered 1 -100), and see how many rolls it took to get to 100

• Read Mrs. Bindergarten Celebrates the 100th Day of Kindergarten by Joseph Slate
• Make a 100 link paper chain
• Make lists of what you would and would not want 100 of
• Serve a 100 pizza
• Decorate and wear 100 style masks
• Fill a mitten with 100 animals
• Count out 100 snacks with a chart
• Have a 100 shaped snack with one shaped pretzels and zero shaped bagels
• Have the children draw what they look like now and what they will look like in 100 years
• Read 100th Day Worries by Margery Cuyler
• See how many times the children can write their names in 100 seconds
• Count out 100 plastic pennies to show how many pennies are in a dollar
• Make art work out of 100 popsicle sticks
• Use placemats to make a 100 day snack
• Read a 100 day poem
• Follow 100 day stations

• See what 100 of different objects looks like
• Make artwork out of 1's and 0's
• Read Emily's First 100 Days of School by Rosemary Wells
• Make a gum ball machine with 100 gum balls
• Blow and pop 100 bubbles
• Have a 100 shaped cookie snack
• Have the children record what their classmates brought in 100 of
• Ask the children to write and draw what they would like to have 100 of
• Make necklaces with 100 fruit loops
• See if the children can stack 100 pennies
• Read 100 School Days by Anne Rockwell
• Make ticket stations with different 100 tasks {PRINTABLE}
• Have the class work together to build something out of 100 blocks
• Make pictures with 100 yardsale dots
• Have the teachers come to school dressed like a 100 
• Make a 100 dot caterpillar 

Whew!  That's a lot of ideas . . . I had wanted to do 100.  

But, 100 is a really big number you know.