As a kid, I always remember the 100th day of school being a day filled with FUN! Kids would dress up like they were 100 years old, we would play games, and everyone had fun doing activities with the number 100.

I wanted to bring that same fun to our homeschool this year.

This was our first time having a special “party” for our 100th day of school (because last year we skipped right over that day and forgot). I wanted it to be a surprise, so I set up the night before. I decorated with this banner I found on Amazon and set up stations throughout the house. The kids were so excited to see what was waiting for them when they woke up!

I wanted to share a few of the things we did to celebrate below.

If you’re looking for links, you’ll find them below too! Two of my favorite websites I go to when I need inspiration/printables are Pinterest and Teachers Pay Teachers (which I also refer to as TPT) and that’s what I’ve pulled most of these resources from.

*Please note that these are not affiliate links and are all products I personally purchased.

Fun things that we did on the 100th Day of School (HOMESCHOOL EDITION):

• Counted to 100 with a number chart.
• Building with 100 items. I used these station cards from Brooke Brown Teach Outside the Box on TPT. The design has since changed since I downloaded them but they are the same. She has several ideas to choose from, but we decided to build with solo cups and Legos!
• Built the number 100 with Pattern Blocks. Creating with pattern blocks has always been a favorite activity for my kids. These pattern block templates are from Rulers and Pans Balances on Teachers Pay Teachers. Get the cards here !
• Counted 100 snacks with this template.
• Made Crowns. I used this Free Crown Template from Inspiration Made Simple!
• Did 100 exercises!
• Read a number book

That’s it!

We can’t wait to celebrate again next year.

Do you celebrate the 100th day in your Homeschool? Let me know below!