Students celebrated the 100th day of school on Friday!
Below, you will find an interview with a first grader, regarding this special day.
Principal: "What does it mean to celebrate 100 days of school?"
Student: "I think that it means that it is our last day of school."
Principal: "Hmmm....Can it mean anything else?"
Student: "Oh yeah! It means that we have been here for 100 days!"
(insert child giggling)
Principal: "What are you doing to celebrate?"
Student: "We are doing lots of fun activities."
Principal: "Can you tell me more about the activities?"
Student: "This morning we wrote numbers up to 100. It was kind of easy because I know
how to write my numbers up to 1000. After that, we went to the gym and used
our bodies to make the number 100. Our class was the 1, Mrs. Coplan's class
was a 0, and Mrs. Cogburn's class was a 0. We got the best number! The
teacher's took pictures of us. We wore really silly glasses that were shaped like
the number 100."
Principal: "That sounds like a great morning! Are there things planned for the afternoon?"
Student: "Well, we were supposed to bring in a collection of 100 things to eat. Lots of kids
brought bags of cereal with 100 pieces in it. They will get to eat this later today.
My dad thought that we were supposed to bring in a collection of 100 things, not
food. So I brought in 100 rocks."
Principal: "Oh my! Those aren't going to taste very good, are they? (more giggling) Maybe
a friend will share with you."
Student: "That's ok. Someone brought a birthday treat in today, so I will just eat that,
instead."
Happy 100 day to everyone! Thank you for sharing your child/ren with us, these past 100 days!
