Here are thirteen 100th Day of School activities you can do with the kids. You will have so much fun making these 100th day of school projects with your children.
This list of 100 days of school shirt ideas brings you the most creative DIY shirt design ideas you can imagine. It’s such a fun way to celebrate the day and create a tradition your child will remember for years to come.
These 100 days shirts are sure to delight your teachers, boys, and girls and make them proud to wear it on the 100th day at their school. Check out over 40 of the best 100 days of school shirt ideas with coordinating poems to make you giggle below.
100th Day of School Activities
Here are a couple other fun ideas that were at my son’s school. I love this idea of having your child draw a picture and then framing it with something covered in colored beads, buttons, candy, etc is a fabulous idea.
100th Day of School Activities STAPLES
- stickers
- thumbprint {paint}
- toys {small ones}
If you like you paint then there’s several over the top options but if your 100th day is tomorrow then grab whatever you have 100 of laying around and to for it.
PS: Usually the 100th day of School lands in February. Double check with your child’s teacher on the exact date they are celebrating. Now check out these 40 creative school shirt ideas that will turn you into an absolute DIY shirt lover…if you aren’t already. {wink}
100 Day Activities For Preschool
This year my son and I glue’d 100 eye balls into the shape of a 100. I found this plaque at Hobby Lobby for $2, painted it black, backed it with some funky paper, and pushed on the sticky backed eye balls.
My son was excited about it until his class mate trumped him with 100 pieces of dog food. So FYI mom’s, dog food is better than eye balls. Who knew?
100th Day of School Snack
100th Day Trail Mix Recipe
- 10 Pretzels
- 10 Cheerios
- 10 Chex
- 10 Cocoa Puffs
- 10 Gold Fish
- 10 small Marshmallows
- 10 chocolate chips
- 10 M&Ms
- 10 white chocolate chips
- 10 raisins
- 1 Ziploc baggie
100 Days of School Activities for Kindergarten
100 day activities for kindergarten
Look at Marna’s cute skittle apple!
100th Day of School Activities for First Grade
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100 Day Activities for Second Grade
Smlwoman got seriously creative and made a volcano with licorice ropes for the lava and sticky dinosaurs at the bottom. My boys would go crazy for this one. I’ll have to keep it in mind for next year.
100th Day of School Math Activities
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Leppard showcased several fun 100 day of School activities. This was my favorite, the blissful candy tray.
Stella and her son made 100 Sums of 100. Very clever.
Erin wanted to showcase 100 pennies – here’s her project.
Julie is a Spanish teacher and has some fun 100th Day of School Activities for Spanish Teaches on how to celebrate with activities in Spanish like play money, songs, counting to 100 activities and bulletin board ideas.
100th Day Stem Activities
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100 day coloring pages
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100 days of school shirt ideas
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40+ 100 Days of School Shirt Ideas You’ll Love to Make
100 Days of School Shirt FAQ:
We’ve gotten lots of questions over the years about 100 days of school and thought I could hopefully answer some questions that you have in case you were wondering!
- Do I need a template? Nope. Pick a theme and don’t over think it. If you want a template then you could create an iron on or print out a design and trace it onto the shirt.
- How do I make an iron-on? If you’re comfortable with basic graphic design then you can make any image and print it onto iron-on paper. I like the dark shirt iron on paper. {affiliate link}
- What type of glue should I use? You can sew it on with thread, hot glue, or fabric glue.
- Can I wash it afterward? It depends on what type of materials you use. {snicker} If you use an iron-on then wash cold and hang dry. If you use cereal or candy… that’s a no. {giggle}
- What should I do with the shirt later? I have several fun shirts that I’ve made for my boys over the years. You can add it to a tshirt quilt, make a Christmas ornament out of it, or put it into their memorabilia box for them to reminisce about later.
Tips and Tricks:
- Let your child pick the theme.
- Use a shirt that’s a good quality and can hold whatever you put on it. If it’s not thin then your design will work better.
- Pick a shirt that’s not a dark color unless your design is light colored.
- Be patient and let the perfectionism go and enjoy decorating the shirt together.
- Be proud of however it turns out!
What Did I Miss?
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~ Laurie {a.k.a. the Tip Junkie}
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Thank you for stopping by my blog and sharing the 100th day shirt idea!
Very cool blog you have; I’ll be stopping by again!
Cheers,
Mellykat 🙂
Thanks!! You are super fast! I will definitely be using one of these ideas!!
OMG that is too cool…I wished I knew about this blog when my child school had their 100th day. I’m saving this link for more tips. Great idea’s I’m luving.
Ok another one to remember, my son starts Kindergarten in August so I’m sure he will need to do something for 100 day of school. I’ve got to make a folder with this info to come back to.
Thanks for all the ideas.
Great ideas! I didn’t realize 100 days was such a big deal until my Kinder came home talking about it.
They did a huge counting party too!