It’s that time of year again, the 100th day of school! Schools celebrate the 100th day of school in many ways. Some schools may ask parents to dress their children up as if they were 100 years old. Other schools will assign the 100th day of school project.
Are you racking your brain to find a creative but easy way to complete the 100th day of school project? Don’t worry at Kids Play and Create we’ve got you covered. Check out these simple and creative 100th days of school projects ideas for kids.
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100th Day of School Fill in Projects:
Most school assignments want kids to take a piece of oaktag or other large paper write 100 on the paper and fill it with 100 items. If this is the assignment your child needs to do here is a list of items that can be used to fill up their 100.
Cheerios or any other cereal that is circular
Stickers
Mini Marshmallows
Small Erasers
Craft Gems (available atcraft stores)
Paper Clips
Skittles
Candy Hearts
Googly Eyes
Different color tissue paper
Gummy Bears
Buttons
Beads
Tooth Picks
Jellybeans
Sunflower seeds
Craft sticks/popsicle sticks
M&Ms
Pennies
Cotton Balls
Cotton Swabs
Bottle caps
Shells
Goldfish
Marbles
Pretzels
Hershey Kisses
Matchbox Cars
Small figurines
Small Sticky Notes
Feathers
Sugar Packets (Domino sells a 100 pack box)
Gumballs
100th Day of School Project Ideas
100 Stars in the Sky
Star stickers and a black piece of paper are needed for this project.
Have your child draw planets on the black piece of paper, bright colors will look best. After your child finishes their drawing have them place 100 stickers on their paper around the planets.
Need to do a little more than fill in a 100 on a piece of paper? Check out these ideas below
100 Fingerprints
A stamp pad is required
Have your child draw a 100 in pencil on their paper. Using the stamp pad have your child make 100 fingerprints and thumbprintsaround the 100 they drew on their paper. Don’t want to write 100 on your paper no problem just make 100 fingerprints and thumbprints anywhere on your paper.
Snowman
Cotton Balls are required.
On a big piece of paper or oaktag have your child draw a big snowman. Have them fill in the snowman with 100 cotton balls.
Candy Jar
Gum Balls or buttons, optional jar
This project can be done in two ways.
1. on a large piece of paper or oaktag have your child draw a large jar. Have them fill in the jar with colorful buttons to represent gumballs or glue on real gumballs.
2. You can use a real jar and fill it with 100 gumballs or buttons.
100 Snowflakes
White paint or white paper and scissors required
This project can be done in two ways
Have your child draw a Winter scene on their paper example snowman, polar bear, forest, etc…
After they draw their Winter scene have them complete the project in one of the ways listed below:
Here are your two options: 1. Paint 100 snowflakes on their paper or if you want a challenge 2. Have your child make 100 small snowflakes using scissors and white paper then glue them on the paper. This will take a little time but comes out really nice. You can also add a little glitter to make them sparkle.
Teachers Apple
Red M&Ms required
Have your child draw a large apple on their paper or oak tag. Fill in the apple with red M&Ms.
Math Facts
100 small pieces of paper or small sticky notes are required.
In this project kids with not only complete their 100th day of a school assignment, but they will also practice their math facts!
Have your child draw 100 in bubble letter form on their large paper or oaktag. On each of the smaller pieces of paper have your children write math facts with sums that equal 100 (for example 50 +50=100, 110-10=100, etc…)
Teddy Bear
Gummy Bears required
Have your child draw a large teddy bear on their paper or oaktag. Have your child fill in the bear with 100 gummy bears.
Skittles Rainbow
Skittles required
Have your child draw a large rainbow on their paper. Have your child fill in the colors of the rainbow using 100 skittles. For example,if you make thefirst color redthe first line of your rainbow should be filled in with all red skittles.
Pizza Topping
For this project have your child draw a large slice of pizza on their paper or oaktag. The easiest way to have them draw a slice of pizza is to draw a large triangle then turn it upside down. On the pizza have them draw 100 toppings such as pepperoni, mushrooms, peppers, etc…
100th day Rainbow
Using 100 red, yellow, green, and blue M&Ms and Skittles make a rainbow on your paper.
100th Day of School T-shirt Ideas
Thinking of designing a 100th day of t-shirt for your child to wear to school? Check out some of these ideas below.
Pom-pom t-shirt- Hot glue 100 pom-poms onto a t-shirt
Googly eyes t-shirt or hat – Hot glue 100 googly eyes on a t-shirt or hat
Stamp Shirt – Works best with a white t-shirt- Have your child make 100 stamps on a t-shirt.
Put a thumbs up on a t-shirt and write I am 100 days smarter!
100th Day of School Ideas
There are so many ways to celebrate the 100th day of school! Some fun activities include counting to 100 with your little kids. Write the words one hundred in bubble letters and have the children color it in, dress up like you are 100 years old.
Writing topics
Writing topics are great for older students. Here are some 100 days of school writing prompts.
Write about something that happened exactly years ago today?
What do you think the world will be like 100 years from now?
Do you think it would be better to live 100 years ago or 100 years into the future and why?
What did children play with 100 years ago?
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Public Speaking and Speech Delivery
Public speaking is the act of delivering a speech or presentation to a live audience. It involves informing, persuading, or entertaining a group of people through words, physical delivery, and visual or audio aids . Public speaking is often done in formal settings, such as conferences, meetings, or educational institutions.
Introduction to Public Speaking
When delivering a speech, it is important to start with a strong introduction. The introduction serves several purposes, including capturing the audience's attention, establishing credibility, and providing a preview of the main points of the speech . Some effective techniques for introductions include:
- Attention Getter: Start with a compelling quote, startling fact, or intriguing story to grab the audience's attention.
- Establish Credibility: Share your qualifications or personal experience related to the topic to establish yourself as a knowledgeable speaker.
- Preview of Main Points: Provide a brief overview of the main points or arguments that will be covered in the speech.
Methods of Speech Delivery
There are different methods of delivering a speech, and the choice depends on the speaker's style, the audience, and the occasion. Some common methods of speech delivery include:
- Impromptu: Speaking without prior preparation or notes. This method requires the speaker to think on their feet and deliver a speech spontaneously.
- Manuscript: Reading a prepared speech word-for-word from a written manuscript. This method ensures accuracy but may lack spontaneity.
- Memorized: Memorizing the entire speech and delivering it without notes. This method allows for a more natural delivery but requires extensive preparation.
- Extemporaneous: Delivering a speech with a prepared outline or key points, allowing for flexibility and adaptability to the audience's response.
Organizing a Speech
Organizing a speech is crucial for clarity and effectiveness. A well-organized speech helps the audience understand the message and view the speaker as reliable and credible Some tips for organizing a speech include:
- Introduction: Start with a clear thesis statement and provide an overview of the main points.
- Body: Present the main points or arguments in a logical and coherent manner. Use transitions to guide the audience from one point to another.
- Conclusion: Summarize the main points and provide a memorable closing statement or call to action.
Overcoming Communication Apprehension
Many people experience communication apprehension, which is the fear or anxiety associated with being evaluated by others during public speaking . Here are some strategies to overcome communication apprehension:
- Practice: Practice your speech multiple times to build confidence and familiarity with the content.
- Visualization: Visualize yourself delivering a successful speech and receiving positive feedback.
- Deep Breathing: Practice deep breathing exercises to calm nerves and reduce anxiety.
- Positive Self-Talk: Replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations to boost confidence.
- Audience Engagement: Focus on connecting with the audience and delivering your message rather than worrying about their evaluation.
These are just a few concepts related to public speaking and speech delivery. If you have any specific questions or need further information, feel free to ask!
