Free printable · Kindergarten to 3rd grade
100th Day of School printables
A crown, hundreds charts, a collection of 100, a dice game, a 100-second challenge, two writing pages and a certificate. Thirteen pages that turn the 100th day into a full day of math and fun at home.
What is inside
- Plan the day: Eight ideas for the 100th day and how to find which day it is.
- 100 Days Smarter crown: Three strips to color, cut and tape into a crown.
- Two hundreds charts: One to fill in the missing numbers, one to color the patterns.
- Skip counting to 100: By 10s, 5s and 2s.
- My collection of 100: Ten ten-frames for 10 groups of 10 small things.
- Race to 100: A dice game for two players that practices adding.
- The 100-second challenge: Guess, try and compare: jumping jacks, writing your name and more.
- If I had $100: A shopping list that has to add up to $100 or less, and a short writing prompt.
- When I am 100 years old: A drawing frame and sentence starters.
- Can you write 100 words?: One hundred numbered lines.
- 100 Days Smarter certificate: To sign at the end of the day.
Six easy ways to celebrate at home
- Wear the crown all day.
- Count a collection of 100 small things into ten groups of ten.
- Make a snack mix: 10 pieces each of 10 different snacks.
- Move 100 times: 10 jumping jacks, 10 hops, 10 toe touches and so on.
- Play Race to 100 after lunch.
- Look at a photo from the first day of school and talk about what has changed.
Not sure which day is your 100th? The School Year Calendar counts your school days and skips weekends and breaks. Log the day in the attendance tracker and keep the finished pages as work samples.
Questions
When is the 100th day of school for homeschoolers?
Count your school days from your first day, skipping weekends, holidays and breaks. On a typical five-day week with a few breaks, it lands in late January or February for families who start in August or September. The School Year Calendar counts it for you.
What grades is this pack for?
Kindergarten to 3rd grade. Younger children can do the crown, the collection and the 100-second challenge with help; older children can do the writing pages and the skip counting on their own.
Is it free?
Yes. Enter your email and the 13-page PDF downloads right away. Print as many copies as your family or co-op class needs.
Can I use it with a co-op or classroom?
Yes. Please share the link to this page rather than the file, so others get the latest version.