One of my all time favorite activities for the 100th day of school is the Hershey Kiss Hunt. Basically I purchase a couple of backs of Hershey Kisses and some circle dot stickers. I number the stickers one to one hundred and then stick them on the bottom of the Hershey Kisses. While the children are at special area, I hide them around the room (like Easter Eggs for an Egg Hunt).
When the children return, I set out the hundred chart. When each child finds a Hershey Kiss, he/she places it on the hundred chart until all the candies are found. Once all the candies are located, we divide up the Kisses evenly.
The kids LOVE this activity!
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We used to do that, too!! We don't really celebrate the 100th day in first grade anymore but that kiss hunt was always a hit!
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Mrs. Wheeler’s First Grade
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It is incredible how much first grade has changed. We used to celebrate the 100th day the whole day, now it's an afternoon event. Thanks for stopping by! :)
DeleteThat sounds like fun. When I taught third grade, we really didn't do a lot. That sounds like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you stopped by my blog! It is always fun to meet other Reading Specialists, especially with such a great name!
Andrea
Reading Toward the Stars
It's a small world! :) Thanks for visiting my blog. It is a work in progress.
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