On Wednesday, February 2nd, we celebrated the 100th day of school! We had a day full of counting fun! Each student was asked to bring in a collection of 100 things. We made a 100th day snack, and we counted to 100 in many different ways throughout the day!
The morning kids' 100th day collections
Syriah brought 100 pencils and Amanda had 100 rubber bands
Salina and Andrew had 100 pennies and Jordi had 100 shapes
Then we made our 100th day snack!Jordi added 100 animal crackers.
Salina added 100 fruit loops.
Amanda added 100 marshmallows.
Syriah brought in 100 gummy snacks!
Tony added 100 pretzels.
and Andrew added 100 yummy M&Ms
Isn't it colorful?
Andrew was ready to go home after a funfilled 100th day of school!
It's been a great 100 days with the morning kids, but there is still a lot to learn in the last 80!
The afternoon kids also brought in some great collections!
Salina added 100 fruit loops.
Amanda added 100 marshmallows.
Syriah brought in 100 gummy snacks!
Tony added 100 pretzels.
and Andrew added 100 yummy M&Ms
Isn't it colorful?
Andrew was ready to go home after a funfilled 100th day of school!
It's been a great 100 days with the morning kids, but there is still a lot to learn in the last 80!
The afternoon kids also brought in some great collections!Andrew brought 100 chips, William brought 100 pennies, Griffin had 100 cotton balls and Delaney brought 100 Hershey kisses and hugs!
We then practiced our fine motor skills by coloring and cutting out an outline of the numeral 100.
Griffin's final product
Then it was their turn to make a special 100th day snack!
Then William added 100 Teddy Grahams.
Griffin added 100 M&Ms.
And Delaney topped it off with 100 marshmallows. 
We then practiced our fine motor skills by coloring and cutting out an outline of the numeral 100.
Griffin's final product
Then it was their turn to make a special 100th day snack!Andrew started us off with 100 Goldfish.
Then William added 100 Teddy Grahams.
Griffin added 100 M&Ms.
And Delaney topped it off with 100 marshmallows. 
We are so proud of our kids and the hard work they have done over the past 100 school days! We look forward to 80 more wonderful days of learning fun!
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About Me
- Julie
- My name is Julie Henderson. I graduated from Winthrop University in 2006 with a B.S. degree in special education with an emphasis in severe disabilities. In December 2009, I graduated with my Masters in Education. This is my eighth year of teaching. My first two years I taught a K-1 self-contained class for children with orthopedic impairments at Sara Collins Elementary in Greenville County. This is my sixth year at River Ridge Elementary School in Spartanburg School District 5.