All around the country, kindergarten students are getting the same assignment, “In honor of the 100th day of school, create a project that brings to life the number 100.” Also, all around the country parents are wondering how they can help their little one with this milestone project.
If you need help brainstorming a “100 Day” project for kindergarten, you have come to the ideal place! I gathered some favorites that I have seen throughout the years in the hopes of helping you & your little one with one of their first big assignments.
My Experience with “100 Days of School” Projects
“When did this start being a thing?” asked my friend Jen, as she posted this picture of her daughter on Instagram. Neither of us is sure of the answer, but if you can’t beat them you might as well join them.
When Julian was in kindergarten, he and I used the 100 Days project as an excuse to get crafty. We cut up strips of fabric (actually, he picked them and I cut) into 100 square-ish scraps. then we pinned them onto a square piece of fabric. and then we sewed. Not the most incredible craft, I know.
We kept it simple. It had just ten running stitches all the way across the fabric. In my over-ambitious crafter’s mind, I was going to turn this into a pillow for him after we brought it home from school, but he’s in second grade now and I still haven’t gotten around to it.
Then, I came home and found that some other crazy pants (and I say “crazy pants” with the utmost respect for their creativity) parents had done these fantastic projects with their children. feeling inspired, put together a list of ideas for the next time around! And, here we go…
15 incredible 100 Day of school Projects
1. create a 100 Legged Rainbow Centipede Friend
This basic and colorful craft is the best way to bring 100 to life! All you need is pipe cleaners and painted 4″ styrofoam balls. Of course, some googly eyeballs would also come in handy. check out the idea on Pinterest here!
2. “Plant” a Pot of Lollipop flowers for 100 Day of school Project
I have yet to meet a kindergartener who doesn’t love lollipops, making this a great 100 Day of school project. That is as long as you can keep the lollipops from being eaten before they get to the classroom. get a bag of lollipops here to get started!
3. create a 100 Eyed Monster
I think is a great idea! This monster is absolutely charming and I guarantee my little monster, Liv, will want to do it for her 100th Day of school project. All you have to do is cut out a monster (your little one can help pick the shape!) and glue on googly eyes. Plus, nothing can beat a good pun! “Eye have seen 100 days!”
4. fill a Gumball print Out with 100 “Gumballs”
via serving Pink Lemonade
If you are seeking to keep it cute and simple, this is a great way to bring 100 to life. However, I would trade the paper cut-outs for colorful pom-poms!
5. Up Up and Away 100 Day Project
I love the idea of creating a cape for your kindergartner to wear to their 100 Day Celebration. no one knows better than this mama that 100 days really does fly by!
6. 100 Melted Crayons
This project may get messy, but it sure is cool looking! You just glue the crayons down to a poster board and then hold a blow dryer over them. here is a great creative example from Pinterest!
7. Handmake 100 Days t-shirts with Tally Marks
via really quite Lucky
The concept is simple, now you just have to decide how you want to get it done. first step, pick out a plain white t-shirt. then either iron-on or draw on 100 tally marks. check out additionally details for this craft here!
Bonus; it will help your child learn to count by 5’s as well!
8. create a Sticker Crown fit for Royalty
100 days of school absolutely makes your kindergartener worthy of a crown!
Here are some incredibly basic project for us less crafty parents:
9. fill a bag with 100 pennies.
10. Make a string of 100 beads.
11. Hook together a chain of 100 pipe cleaners.
12. Make a creation from 100 LEGO bricks.
13. fill a fishbowl with 100 gummy fish.
14. write 100 words about their year so far. just have them tell you a story and jot it down for them!
15. use this 100 Yummy things Printable!
Other fun ideas to celebrate the 100th Day of school Milestone
If your child is not required to do a 100 day kindergarten project, you can still celebrate this milestone. here are a couple of charming ideas to help your kiddo have a 100th day celebration!
I love this unicorn t-shirt!
Or, this for the video game lovers. Controllalo qui!
How will you be celebrating the 100th day of school this year?
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