100th Day Celebration
By Jamie Gott
February 02, 2007
On Wednesday, January 31, the
kindergarten and first grade classes at Neosho Heights celebrated
the 100th day of school. There had been quite a lot of
anticipation for the event, since we had been talking about it
since the beginning of the year.
Each child brought a collection of 100
"somethings" and displayed them in the lunchroom. Then the
children were divided into small groups and went from station to
station participating in activities around the 100 theme.
The first station was looking at all the
displays and filling out a book about the collections. Then
they decorated a crown with 100 stamps, thought of 100 words to
write, counted 100 cubes and put them in a row, put together 100
piece puzzles, colored a page with 100 items, made trail mix with
100 items, jumped rope 100 times, made a necklace with 100 Froot
Loops, and wrote numbers in shaving cream.
We really appreciate our parents and
grandparents who came to help: Kayley Bortmes, Marla Cook, Dee
Overman and Anna Lee Stephens. We also had the support of
several other teachers and paraprofessionals during the afternoon:
Susan Bates, Crystal Carson, Glee Clark, Alyson Heflin, and Tana
Pape. Last but certainly not least, we had a grocery items
donated by all the parents. Thanks to everyone who helped make our
day a success!!
Check out our slide show! 
100th Day Celebration
