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Kindergarten and
First Grade Students Celebrate the 100th Day of School
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| Kindergarten and first graders marked the 100th day of school
on January 23rd. To celebrate the event, they danced, hopped and
did jumping jacks for 100 seconds, wrote stories about what they'd be like
when they are 100 years old, nibbled on 100 goldfish crackers or other
snacks, and watched the video, 101 Dalmations. They also wrote 100
words in their journals, counted from 1 to 100, decorated the hallway with
100 handprints, and measured 100 steps. One of the day's highlights
was their "oldest person" interviews, for which students had to interview
the oldest person they knew. |
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Mrs. Dowling's kindergarten class enjoyed all their 100-day activities.
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(above) Mrs. Hicks' first graders model the 100-sticker hats
they made.
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| Mrs. McKnight's first graders point out the stories they wrote,
describing what they would be like as 100-year olds. Some of the
stories are below. |
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| "When I'm 100 years old I will be grumpy. I will watch tv.
I will have 100 grandkids. I will have wrinkls. I will have
false teeth. I will be in a will chair." |
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| "When I'm 100 years old I will play ches. I will live in Dallas.
I will have 3 grandchildren and 5 great grand children. I will have
white short hair. I wll have wrinkles too. I will have a cane
and I will pop people on the head if I have to." |