100 Days of School Celebrated in Early Childhood

Celebrating the 100th day of school in early childhood is a joyful milestone highlighting how much our young learners have grown since the start of the year. This special day was filled with hands-on activities encouraging counting and creativity. It’s also a wonderful opportunity to reinforce early math and literacy skills by counting to 100 in different ways and reading stories about the number 100. Most importantly, the celebration fosters a sense of accomplishment and excitement for learning, making students proud of all they have achieved in their first 100 school days!

Mrs. Lafferty’s friends read Zero The Hero and learned the importance of the number zero!  They put on their capes and masks and also became Zero the Hero. 

Mrs. Youngblood's class sorted pom poms into 10 piles 10 to show how to count to 100 by tens! 

Fine motor development is so important in Mrs. Clark's class.  Her pretoddlers used their little finger muscles to peel and apply stickers to their super cool glasses.