Each balloon has a number inside. The kids must stay on their knees and sit on the balloons. They collect their numbers in bags. Then, we assemble a 100 chart with those numbers.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Our 100th Day Celebration
Back from SDE in San Marcus...I have lots of ideas rolling around in my head! So, my class celebrated the 100th day of school a day late. Our tradition is to pop 100 balloons. Thanks to my husband and an air compressor, he had gotten this done by the time I got home from SDE :)
Each balloon has a number inside. The kids must stay on their knees and sit on the balloons. They collect their numbers in bags. Then, we assemble a 100 chart with those numbers.
Each balloon has a number inside. The kids must stay on their knees and sit on the balloons. They collect their numbers in bags. Then, we assemble a 100 chart with those numbers.
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I've never thought about putting the numbers inside the balloons. I put them on the bottom of Hershey Kisses and hide those around the room. Then, we put the numbers in order on chart paper. I may like your idea more!
ReplyDeleteI just love the idea of 100 balloons on 100th day of school. I planned many activities for my kindergarten class but I manage kids and online class assistance services side by side and it is quite tough to manage. I am looking for simple but entertaining ideas to celebrate 100th day and found your's creative!
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