Make a 100 day snack using a stick wafer cookie and two round cookies.Create the number 100 using a baby carrot and two cucumber slices.String 100 fruit loops to make a necklace.See who can walk the farthest in 100 steps.Estimate where 100 steps would take you, then walk 100 steps to see how close you are.Collect pennies, separate them into groups of 100, and donate them to a local cause.Create 100 cards for a local nursing home or children’s hospital.Think of 100 chores that students can do to help out at home or around the community.Spend the rest of the year doing them and cross them off as they are completed. Make a list of 100 ways to be kind to others.Collect 100 pairs of mittens or pairs of socks to donate to a local shelter.As a class bring in 100 cans to donate to the local food bank.Make a class banner with 100 handprints.Look through magazines and newspapers for the number 100.Each group uses a different color, then combine the links to make a long chain. Give students a blank piece of paper and have them make 100 thumbprints.Have students bring in 100 small items (pennies, marshmallows, paper clips, etc).
Learn to say the number 100 in a different language.Calculate what year it will be when students turn 100 years old.Have students close their eyes and open them when they think 100 seconds have passed.At the end yell “Happy 100th Day of School!” Use 100 Legos or blocks to build a structure.Make a structure using 100 toothpicks and marshmallows.Build a tower using 100 paper or plastic cups.100th Day of School Ideas for Stem Activities:
Here’s a few 100th day of school ideas that require little to no prep.
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