100 Days Beaded Necklace
One Sharp Bunch They'll have fun choosing their color scheme and making a necklace out of 100 beads. Bonus: Threading the beads onto a cord or lanyard also helps work on their fine motor coordination. A pendant or charm that says 100 is the perfect finishing touch.
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Hopscotch Mom 100 Days LEGO Shirts
The Scrap Shoppe Blog LEGO blocks, because of the way they line up so neatly into arrays and rows, are perfect materials for 100 Days projects. But instead of trying to attach LEGO bricks to a shirt, this blogger made 100 bricks out of heat transfer vinyl and then ironed them onto her son's shirts. You can download her pattern at The Scrap Shoppe Blog.
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Where the Smiles Have Been 100 Days of Faces Collage
The Crafty Pickle This one requires some advanced planning: If you have an instant camera or a photo printer, be sure to snap a pic every day for those first 100 days. Then you can make a collage of all the different looks they've sported over the year so far. If they're into fashion, you can make sure you get their outfits in the frame and make grid of #ootd images.
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100 Days Drawing Project
A Spoonful of Learning Some schools use the 100th day to have kids imagine what life will be like when they're 100 years old. Some kids are asked to come dressed as old men or old women, but this project — where kids draw what they look like today, and also what they'll look like when they're centenarians — is a lot easier to pull off.
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100 Days Button Shirt
Just Add Confetti Buttons are great for art projects like this because they come in so many colors, shapes and sizes, so they're perfect for grouping and sorting, if that's required. If they like the "Pushing My Teacher's Buttons" slogan, you can download a template at Just Add Confetti and print it on iron-on transfer paper.
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100 Days Tally Mark Shirt
Funny 100 Days of School This shirt flips things around a little, taking note of how the teacher has survived 100 days! If you want to try to DIY the tally-mark look, either on a poster or a shirt, you can try colored craft sticks.
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100 Days Balloon Poster
Tried & True Creative A bunch of 100 balloons is certainly eye-catching, but what really makes this poster shine is the expressions on the kids' faces in their balloon-holding photos. They really look like they're going to take off! You can find the free, printable template for the balloon design at Tried & True Creative.
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Mom Can Do Anything 100 Days Ice Cream Cone Craft
Makes and Takes This craft wasn't conceived as a 100 Days idea, but with a couple of quick modifications it can easily be turned into one. Make five "scoops" of ice cream, put 20 toppings on per scoop — don't forget to count the cherry on top! — and there's your hundred. You can even vary up the toppings, with pom poms on one scoop, sequins on another, gems on a third, and so on.
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100 Days Smarter Smarties
Love the Day What candy better signifies that they're "100 Days Smarter" than Smarties? This blogger used the Smarties as a fun, celebratory pass-out, but you can also easily attach them to a poster. Conveniently, there are 10 candies to a roll, so you need 10 rolls to make 100. You can find the free, printable template for the "100 Days Smarter" tag at Love the Day.
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100 Days Crayon Wreath
A Pumpkin and a Princess It'll take some planning to ensure that this wreath is really made of 100 crayons, but once it's done it has a big "wow" factor. The chalkboard in the middle is the perfect place to write a 100 Days message, too.
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100 Days Cereal Necklace
Kid Friendly Things to Do As an alternative to beads, kids can string any round cereal piece onto a necklace. Something like Fruit Loops, which comes in several colors, is a good choice because they can switch hues every 10 pieces, making it easier to visualize how 100 breaks down into 10 groups of 10.
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100 Days Photo Frame
Geyee They can preserve the memory of the 100th day of school with a photo frame — and maybe a 100-themed photo booth with a backdrop, too? This set comes with 24 frames that students can decorate with school-themed stickers. The stickers aren't small enough to fit 100 on the frame, but that could be a good inspiration for a DIY project.
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100 Days Minecraft Shirt
Seeing Dandy This student is celebrating "100 Days of Creepin'" with a Minecraft-inspired shirt. They used big, green pom poms to make the Creeper, but using different colors of green felt squares can also give that pixelated look. If you head to Seeing Dandy, you can get an SVG file for the shirt.
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100 Days Bookmark
Artsy Farsty Mama This project has the potential to last them through to the last day of school and beyond! The bookmark will certainly be helpful as they do their reading assignments. Head to Artsy Fartsy Mama for the free printable template.
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