Elementary schools throughout the Middle Country Central School District recently marked an annual milestone with the celebration of their 100th day of school. Students from across the district participated in a day filled with excitement, creativity, and fun as they celebrated 100 days of learning and growth.
Students embraced the theme of the day with enthusiasm, dressing up as “100-year-old” senior citizens or showcasing their creativity by wearing homemade t-shirts that featured the number 100. The halls were filled with students proudly displaying their outfits, with some adding glasses, walking canes, and grey wigs to complete their look, while others sported colorful T-shirts adorned with artistic representations of the number 100.
In the classroom, the 100th day of school was marked with engaging lessons and activities that highlighted the significance of the number 100. Students participated in a variety of math exercises, including counting by tens, creating groups of 100 items, and completing fun challenges that helped them practice their addition and subtraction skills. Teachers also incorporated art and writing projects where students reflected on the first 100 days of school and imagined what they would be doing in the next 100 days.