100 Pom-Pom Shirt
Glue 100 colourful pom-poms onto a plain T-shirt in ten rows of ten, or in the shape of a big “100”.
Shirts, dress-up, projects, classroom activities and snacks for the 100th day of school. Not sure when it is? Use our free calculator.
Glue 100 colourful pom-poms onto a plain T-shirt in ten rows of ten, or in the shape of a big “100”.
A shirt covered in 100 googly eyes with the slogan “I’ve been watching you for 100 days”.
“I’m 100 days roar-some” with 100 small dinosaur stickers or felt dinosaurs.
Ten rows of ten small building bricks (or brick-shaped felt) glued onto a shirt.
Your child stamps 100 fabric-paint fingerprints onto a shirt — easy and very personal.
100 heart stickers or felt hearts — handy because the 100th day often lands near Valentine’s Day.
Draw a gumball machine and fill the globe with 100 pom-pom “gumballs”.
The classic: cardigan, glasses, a shawl and a little talcum powder in the hair.
Braces, a flat cap, a cardigan and a drawn-on moustache make an instant 100-year-old.
A felt or pillowcase cape decorated with 100 stars and a big “100” logo.
A white top with 100 black felt spots — add ears on a headband for a full puppy look.
A card crown decorated with 100 gems, stickers or drawn dots — great as a classroom craft.
Glue 100 small objects onto a poster in ten groups of ten — cereal, stickers, buttons or pasta.
Thread 100 cereal hoops onto string, changing colour every ten — then eat it.
Build the tallest tower possible using exactly 100 building bricks, then measure it.
Teams race to build a tower using exactly 100 plastic cups — a classroom favourite.
How many star jumps, words or drawings can you do in 100 seconds?
Children draw themselves aged 100 and finish the sentence “When I am 100 years old I will…”.
Fill jars with different amounts and children guess which one holds exactly 100.
Each child counts ten pieces of ten different snacks to make a 100-piece trail mix.
A 10×10 grid mat: children place one snack in each square until they reach 100.
It depends on when your school year started and how many days off you have had. For most US schools that start in late August, it lands in late January or February. Use our 100th day calculator to work out your exact date.
It is a milestone that makes counting to 100 concrete for young children, and a fun mid-year celebration.
Teachers love it when it is exactly 100 — counting into ten piles of ten first is the easiest way to be sure.
A 100-fingerprint shirt or a 100 things poster both take under an hour with things most homes already have.