100th Day of School Worksheets and Activities

The 100th Day of School Worksheets and Activities are designed to help Kindergarten students celebrate the 100th day of school in a fun, meaningful, and hands on way. This printable pack combines early math, writing, and fine motor activities that encourage children to reflect on their learning while building number sense and confidence.

📦 What’s Included in the 100th Day of School Worksheets and Activities

1. 100th Day of School Coloring Page – Students color the page and write their name on the line provided. This page can also be used as a cover to create a class booklet.
2. 100th Day of School Writing Prompts
   1. On the 100th day of school, I feel…
   2. In the first 100 days of school, I have learned to… (boy and girl versions)
   3. If I had $100, I would…
   4. When I am 100 years old, I will…
   5. I wish I had 100… I would…
3. Number Maze – Children follow the number 100 through the maze using a dot marker, stickers, crayons, or small tokens.
4. Counting from 1 to 100 – Students dot their way from 1 to 100 while saying each number aloud.
5. Missing Numbers 1–100 – Children write the missing numbers to complete the number sequence.
6. Spin to 100 – Students create a simple spinner using a pencil and paper clip, estimate how many spins it will take to reach 100, record each spin using different colors, and compare their estimate to the final result.
7. Count and Write How Many – Children count groups of objects, record totals, and add the groups together to make 100. Many groups are organized in sets of ten.
8. Skip Counting by 10s to 100 (Cut and Paste) – Students cut and paste numbers in order to show skip counting by tens.
9. Numeral and Number Word Match (Cut and Paste) – Children match number words to the correct numerals.
10. In 100 Seconds, I Can… – Students perform actions for 100 seconds and record how many times they complete each action. This activity works well independently, in pairs, or as a class challenge.
11. I Would Like 100… But Not 100… (Five Senses) – Using all five senses, children compare things they would like 100 of and things they would not like 100 of.

✏️ How to Use the 100th Day of School Worksheets and Activities

• Use as 100th Day of School math and literacy centers
• Create a keepsake booklet for students
• Use pages independently, in small groups, or as whole-class activities
• Perfect for classroom celebrations or home learning

🎯 Educational Benefits

• Builds number sense and counting to 100
• Supports skip counting and number patterns
• Encourages early writing and sentence formation
• Develops fine motor skills through coloring, cutting, pasting, spinning, and writing
• Promotes reflection and classroom discussion

🖍️ Classroom Tips

• Print and assemble selected pages into a 100th Day booklet
• Use dot markers, counters, or mini erasers for counting activities
• Model estimation before starting the Spin to 100 activity
• Encourage students to share their writing orally before writing

These 100th Day of School Worksheets and Activities make celebrating the 100th day both engaging and educational while keeping prep simple and stress free.

Happy Teaching! 😊