100 Days at School!

We had so much fun celebrating 100 days of school on Friday! We had collected 100 different things over the holidays, we found 100 objects around our classroom, we played musical statues as a special treat, and we had a shared lunch with all our parents and whanau. It was a great day and an amazing celebration.



 When we were looking for objects around our classroom, we found that the easiest way to find 100 things was to find 10 groups of 10. We were learning to skip count in tens last term so we had lots of fun growing our brains and using our new knowledge.


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