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100 Days of School Ideas for Preschool: 24 Fun class party ideas

Kate — Thu, 17 Nov 2022 16:07:00 +0000

Create memories with these 100 days of school ideas for preschool kids. Celebrate being 100 days smarter with games, food, crafts, and activities that are perfect for kids of all ages! Use them to create an unforgettable class party!

100th Day of School Activities

In February, schools start hitting their 100th day of classes. What better way to celebrate than to throw a class party full of themed activities and treats?

This collection of party ideas will help you throw an unbelievable celebration that your students will remember.

Not only do these fun activities help you create memories, but you’re also sneaking in important math skills.

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If you’re currently in the planning phase of your 100th day celebration, that’s ok! Pin this to your planning board. That way you’ll be able to grab all the fun when you’re ready!

Our Favorite Craft Supplies.

These craft supplies are perfect for crafting with young kids. While not each of them is used in the craft below, they are all staples in our craft bin. If you don’t have any on hand, that might be ok. Take a look at the craft first to see whether or not you need them.

Construction Paper – One of our favorite craft supplies. These crafts are a great way to use up that stash of black paper.
Pipe Cleaners – This versatile craft supply holds its shape so it’s fun to play with afterward.
Craft Sticks or popsicle sticks – A classic staple, use them in your craft or to mix paint.
Kid-Friendly paint – Kids love to get messy! Check out our favorite tips for painting with young children.
Googly Eyes – You can literally add them to any project and it instantly becomes cuter.
Tissue Paper – We always have this on hand. Buy it new or use or save it from birthday parties and holidays.
Toilet Paper/Paper Towel Rolls – A great way to recycle your paper tubes is to use them in crafts!
Paper Plate – Grab this party supply to create fun crafts.
Contact Paper – We use this a lot to create suncatcher crafts
Pom Poms – These fuzzy balls can be used in so many crafts!

Our favorite school activities

Bring 100 of an item. This is a classic classroom activity for the 100th day. Find 100 small items like paperclips, rocks, or erasers and bring them to class for everyone to practice counting.

Dress like a 100 year old. It’s so much fun to see how kids come when they dress like a 100 year old! You can even play with some fun gross motor activities as kids walk and dance like they are elderly.

100th Day of School Party Ideas

Celebrate with these fun and unique party ideas!

Craft Projects

These crafts are great for celebrating 100 days!

Photo Credit: funhandprintartblog.com

Fingerprint Gumball Machine

Place 100 fingerprints inside a gumball!

Supplies:
Card Stock
Paint
See the tutorial for the full supply list.

Photo Credit: jdaniel4smom.com

Paper Gumball Machine

A slightly less messy craft with the same concept.

Supplies:
Construction Paper
See the tutorial for the full supply list.

Photo Credit: PerfectChaosDigitals

Handprint Art

Use handprints to create a 100th Day sign.

Supplies:
Printable
Paint

Photo Credit: PerfectChaosDigitals

Fingerprint Fish

Use fingerprints to fill in all 100 fish!

Supplies:
Printable
Paint

Photo Credit: HelgasStore

Coloring Pages

Coloring sheets are a great way to celebrate!

Supplies:
Crayons/Pencils/Markers

Photo Credit: UpTillDawnCrafting

Coloring Shirt

Create a fun 100th day of school shirt that kids can color in!

Supplies:
Shirts
SVG

Activities

These class party activities will creat fun memories.

Photo Credit: MissJacobsClassroom

School Tally

A great way to learn about counting and numbers.

Supplies:
Printable

Photo Credit: ChelaWilliams

Photo Booth Props

Have a photo station and let kids pick from fun prompts.

Supplies:
Printable Props
Camera

Photo Credit: TheNowKindaLove

All About Me

These questions and answers are lots of fun for kids and parents.

Supplies:
Printable

100th Day Snacks

You can't have a party without food! Try one of these easy snack ideas.

Photo Credit: mamapapabubba.com

100 Snacks

Have every kid bring a small snack and then count them by 10s.

Supplies:
Small Snacks like jelly beans, crackers, or nuts.

Photo Credit: CuteCustomStickers

"100" Cookies

Use cookies in the shape of 100!

Supplies:
Cookies

Photo Credit: LemonadeDesignStudio

Easy Peasy fun and CHEESY!

Crackers are always a hit, and you can easily get 100 out of a box!

Supplies:
Crackers

Photo Credit: MemorableMomentsSt

Smarty!

We love a good pun, especially when it's paired with candy!

Supplies:
Smarties

Gifts

Give these unique gift ideas to your students to take home!

Photo Credit: ChalkAlotArt

Pop Its

Grab a 10x10 pop-it!

Supplies:
Pop-its

Photo Credit: LilyGirlPaper

"Sharp" Pencils

This would be fun with cute pencils!

Supplies:
Pencils

Books

Reading books in the classroom is a great activity!

Photo Credit: Amazon

Rocket's 100th Day of School by Tad Hills

Rocket collects 100 items to take to school.

Photo Credit: Amazon

The Night Before the 100th Day of School by Natasha Wing

A student is desperate to find 100 items.

Photo Credit: Amazon

100th Day Worries by Margery Cuyler

Jessica worries she wont find 100 items

Shirts

Shirts are great for teachers and students! Make your own or buy one of these adorable 100thd Day shirts.

Photo Credit: www.simplymodernmom.com

Monster Shirts

Googly Eyes on a t-shirt? How fun!!

Supplies:
Googly Eyes
Shirt
See the tutorial for the full supply list.

Photo Credit: CustomTeaShirt

Cute Teacher shirt

I love this adorable shirts for teachers.

Photo Credit: DonkeyMonkeyDesign

100 Days of School Shirt

This shirt is adorable for kids or teachers!

Photo Credit: SerendipityShirt

Poppin My Way

Kids will love sporting this shirt on the 100th day of school.

Other class party ideas

Check out these other class party ideas that you may enjoy!

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25 Easy Thanksgiving class party ideas for kids (in-person and virtual)

Kate — Tue, 05 Oct 2021 10:00:18 +0000

Create memories with these Thanksgiving class party ideas. Whether you are celebrating in-person or virtually, there are some fun kids’ Thanksgiving party ideas to try!

Thanksgiving Class Party

Thanksgiving is a holiday that is celebrated across the United States.

It’s a great way to teach some American history in your classroom as well as a great time to have a fun classroom party.

These Thanksgiving Class Party ideas include classic pilgrims and Native American activities, fun ways to learn about Indigenous culture, and creative ways to teach about thankfulness.

We’ve created a list of creative activities, foods, crafts, and more that will help kids celebrate Thanksgiving.

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Kids' Thanksgiving Party Ideas

These activities are a fun way to celebrate Thanksgiving with kids.

Thanksgiving classroom activities

These games, crafts, and activities are the perfect way to create memories during your Thanksgiving party.

9 easy Turkey Crafts

What is Thanksgiving without the turkey! These easy turkey crafts will give you lots of crafting ideas.

Create a Thankful Tree

Make or buy a fun tree. Then let your children write what they're thankful for on each leaf.

Thankful Photo Opp

Have each child write what they are thankful for and then take their picture to show their parents.

You could even do this activity virtually. Just send the pdf to your student to fill in and let them hold it up for the class to see.

Thanksgiving Turkey Play Dough

Photo Credit: www.fantasticfunandlearning.com

Create a turkey with playdough! This is a great fine motor skill-building activity. And could even be set up as a station.

Cranberry Oobleck

Photo Credit: littlebinsforlittlehands.com

Get all the senses involved with this exciting Oobleck activity.

The Gratitude Game

Photo Credit: teachbesideme.com

Turn gratitude into a game with this simple idea.

Have a dance party!

Photo Credit: www.prekinders.com

Choose from one of these Thanksgiving songs and get your classroom moving!

Thankful Book

Photo Credit: MelonheadzClipArt - Etsy

Younger Children: Draw pictures of what they are thankful for.

Older Kids: Write a paragraph or two about what you are thankful for.

Combine all the pages to create a book for your students.

OR! You can press the easy button and grab this printable instead!

Thanksgiving Turkey Battle

Photo Credit: PamsPartyPrintables - Etsy

Play a friendly game of Thanksgiving trivia!

Scattergories

Photo Credit: PamsPartyPrintables - Etsy

Perfect for older classrooms. This game uses either a large screen or can be done virtually!

Roll A Turkey Game

Photo Credit: MeckMom - Etsy

A fun way to sneak some math into your Thanksgiving party!

Classroom thanksgiving party food ideas

You can't have a party without food! These ideas are both big and small. But they are all tasty.

Thanksgiving Feast!

Have each child bring in their favorite Thanksgiving dish. Not only will it create a feast, but children will be able to explore dishes from various cultures.

Click "Read More" to get some fun recipe ideas!

Thanksgiving Placemats

Don't forget the placemats! Choose the placemat that fits your classroom.

Cheese, Cracker, and Fruit Turkey Snack

Photo Credit: www.hellowonderful.co

Create an adorable turkey out of snacks! Make a large platter, or let each child make their own turkey.

Turkey Cheese Ball

Photo Credit: www.inthekidskitchen.com

This cheeseball idea is so fun!

Turkey Donuts

Photo Credit: www.messylittlemonster.com

You know how much we love to sneak fine motor skills into crafts. This time you can sneak it into their party snack.

Rice Krispie Turkey Treats

Photo Credit: crayonsandcravings.com

Create little turnkeys with Rice Krispie treats!

Oreo Turkey Pops

Photo Credit: www.somewhatsimple.com

Everything is better on a stick!

Turkey in a Bag

Photo Credit: sweetmellyjane - Etsy

We just love it when you can combine snacks with creating!

Don't forget to grab the cute tag to put in the bag.

Turkey Candy Holder

Photo Credit: itsthesmallthings - Etsy

These treat holders are adorable! Let your kids take them home as party favors.

Thanksgiving Decorations

Get your classroom festive with these decoration ideas!

Pumpkin Suncatchers

Display these suncatchers in your windows.

Thanksgiving Garland

Photo Credit: PompadourAtelier - Etsy

This festive garland is perfect for decorating your classroom.

Thanksgiving Color Your Own Printable Banner

Photo Credit: MonkeySteps - Etsy

Let your kids get involved! Each child can color a letter in this Thanksgiving banner.

Pumpkin bulletin Board

Photo Credit: joanneEgreerstudios - Etsy

Decorate your bulletin board with pumpkins and pictures of your students.

Press the easy button by purchasing this entire bulletin board set!

Pilgrim Gnomes Thanksgiving Bulletin Board Kit

Photo Credit: CreativelyTaughtEtsy - Etsy

These Thanksgiving Gnomes are adorable!

Grab the printable kit to help you out!

More Thanksgiving Fun

Grab our Thanksgiving bundle for even more printable fun!

Other class party ideas

Check out these other class party ideas that you may enjoy!

• Red Day Celebration Ideas
• Blue Day Celebration Ideas
• Yellow Day Celebration Ideas

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Easy End Of The School Year Class Party Ideas (In-Person and Virtual)

Kate — Tue, 09 Mar 2021 11:00:34 +0000

Create memories with these end of year class party ideas. Everyone is celebrating the last day of school together with games, food, and crafts that are perfect for kids of all ages! Check out these easy ideas for in-person and virtual classes.

Planning an end of the year class party

It’s May and kids are ready to start their summer break. You are probably done with all of the testing and classwork and all the assignments have been turned in. (hopefully…)

Now what? Throw a fun end of year class party! Whether it’s the last day or the last week of school, having a celebration is a fun way to spend those last moments as a class.

We’ve created a list of creative activities, foods, crafts, and more that will help celebrate the last school day and create amazing memories.

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Don’t have time to enjoy these fun ideas now? Pin it for later!

If you’re currently in the planning phase of your classroom celebration, that’s ok! Pin this to your planning board. That way you’ll be able to grab all the fun when you’re ready!

Last day of school activities

These activities are a fun way to celebrate the last day of school.

Create a memory book

Whether it’s a digital memory book or something that the kids cut and paste together. Having a book for all the kids to enjoy is a great way to remember the year.

Added bonus? Have the kids sign and leave personal messages to each other.

Red Carpet

Let your kids walk the red carpet and take pictures. (real or imaginary depending on your school’s policies) Have the kids cheer on their classmates.

Student Awards

And where are your kids strutting the carpet towards? How about a fun round of student awards! Crown the kiddo with the best attendance or the child that showed the most kindness to his or her classmates.

You can find inexpensive trophies or awards online.

Talent Show

Your students are very talented kiddos. Let them show off their skills in a fun talent show.

Maybe they are great at dancing. Or they have a magic trick they want to show off. Even a wonderful piece of artwork is worth sharing.

Scavenger Hunt

Explore your classroom, school, or even the parking lot with an end-of-year scavenger hunt. Find your school’s mascot, your principal, or the school’s copy machine.

Pajama Day

My kid’s favorite school days are pajama days. Let them bring their favorite stuffy/toy and watch a movie together. So simple, yet always a class favorite.

Visit the next grade’s classroom

Your kids are going up a grade level. Which may come with some nerves and questions. Help get them started on the right foot with this activity. Coordinate with other teachers to let the kids explore where they will be next year!

Write letters to next year’s students

Let your kids tell future students what to expect in your classroom.

Distance learning alternatives

Almost everything on this list can be converted to a virtual option.

A slide show, a digital memory book, or an online scavenger hunt are all great alternative ideas for an end-of-year party.

Set up a special Zoom call for kids to talk about their summer bucket lists, favorite memories, and decide what they are going to do that doesn't involve a computer screen.

Class party snack ideas

Ice Cream

Always a favorite. Bring a couple of flavors and let your kids create the perfect Sunday. Or just bring ice cream bars.

Rainbow snacks

Have each kiddo bring a specific color of the rainbow food idea. Or let create rainbow veggie kabobs.

Kid friendly charcuterie board

Finger foods make fantastic party foods. If you’re worried about spreading germs. Have someone (aka a parent volunteer or even the teacher) move the food from the charcuterie board to the kids’ plate for them.

Pencil cookies

A fun school themed treat are these pencil shaped cookies.

Summer themed treats

Beaches, swimming, and more. These pudding cups are a cute and summery treat for the class.

Easy Classroom Decorations

Decorate for you celebration with things that will remind the kids of all the fun and learning they’ve had during the year.

Bulletin board

Decorate your bulletin board with pictures from the past year. Maybe let each kid bring their favorite picture to share. Or you can print from your personal collection and let each child take home a picture of themselves from the year.

String memories of the year around the classroom

Let each child write their favorite memory and hang it in the classroom as a decoration.

Memory balloons

Instead of stringing the memories. Put them in balloons. Then let the kids pop a balloon and read the memory.

Photo Booth

Set up a fun selfie station for your middle school or high school students. Create a unique hashtag together. Print or bring fun props. It’s an easy way to get the older kids excited.

Class Party Crafts

Use this opportunity to craft those summer ideas you’ve found. Don’t stress too much over these crafts. These should be easy and use up supplies that you have accumulated over the past year.

Yellow 3D Hanging Sun

Use construction paper to create this paper sun craft. Take it up a notch and have your kids write things that they want to do during the summer on each sunbeam.

Paper Ice Cream Invitation to create

Use up all those construction paper scraps you’ve accumulated during the school year. All that leftover brown makes great chocolate ice cream!

Summer Coloring Pages

Go easy on yourself and just print summer coloring pages and let your kids color!

End of year gift ideas

As teachers you may want to send your kids off with a fun item. These gift ideas are easy and inexpensive.

Bucket List

Fill an inexpensive bucket with fun summer activities. Chalk, bubbles, and an actual bucket list.

Summer treats

Unfrozen ice treats, suckers, and even bags of microwave popcorn. All are fun treats to send home with your kids.

Gift tags

Check Etsy for inexpensive and adorable printable tags.

Teacher T-Shirt Ideas

We found several shirts that are perfect for teachers. You deserve the break for all your hard work this school year.

See Ya Next Year

Send them off while wearing this fun “See Ya Next Year” t-shirt. Plus you get to choose the grade in your hashtag.

Happy Last Day Of School

This colorful and cute “Happy Last Day Of School” shirt is perfect to wear during your end of year celebration.

Teacher Off Duty

Start your summer with this perfect “Teacher Off Duty” shirt.

Other class party ideas

Check out these other class party ideas that you may enjoy!

• Red Day Celebration Ideas
• Blue Day Celebration Ideas
• Yellow Day Celebration Ideas

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Ideas for a yellow day celebration in preschool

Kate — Tue, 11 Feb 2020 11:00:51 +0000

Create memories with a yellow day celebration in preschool. Your kids will love learning about the color yellow while you have a fun celebration. Enjoy yellow foods, decorations, crafts, and more.

Yellow Day Celebration in Preschool

When you’re teaching the color yellow to preschoolers, it’s fun to have a yellow day celebration.

Spend the whole day creating, eating, and playing with the color yellow.

We’ve gathered several yellow day activities for preschool-aged kids that we think you will enjoy.

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Don’t have time to enjoy these now? Pin it for later!

If you’re currently in the planning phase of your yellow day celebration, that’s ok! Pin this to your planning board. That way you’ll be able to grab all the yellow day fun when you’re ready!

Yellow Snacks for Preschool

There are lots of ideas for yellow snacks. Our favorites include giving some basic recipes a bit of a spin. Check out our collection of yellow food day ideas.

Yellow Day Art and Craft

Kids love creating. This simple art project is perfect for your yellow day. Plus, it’s easy for a large group of kids to all work on at once. Check out the tutorial for this simple yellow day art and craft.

Yellow day decoration in preschool

Decorate your class with streamers, balloons, and your kids’ artwork! We love this bulletin board idea that we found on Pinterest.

Check out our other classroom celebration ideas!

Red Day Celebration Ideas
Blue Day Celebration Ideas

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Easy Activities for a Blue Day Celebration in Preschool

Kate — Tue, 31 Dec 2019 11:00:18 +0000

Create memories with a blue day celebration in preschool. Your kids will love learning about the color blue while you have a fun celebration. Enjoy blue foods, decorations, crafts, and more.

Blue Day Celebration in Preschool

When you’re teaching the color blue to preschoolers, it’s fun to have a blue day celebration. Spend the whole day creating, eating, and playing with the color blue.

We’ve gathered several blue day activities for preschool-aged kids that we think you will enjoy.

Learning about primary colors is an important part of a child’s development. You can also use these ideas for a fun Fourth of July party.

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If you’re currently in the planning phase of your blue day celebration, that’s ok! Pin this to your planning board. That way you’ll be able to grab all the red day fun when you’re ready!

Blue Party Ideas

Experiment with different shades of blue for an even more amazing learning experience.
Set the dress code of the day to blue. (They could wear blue jeans or a blue dress!)
Fill a little bin with different objects of different colors. Then add a bunch of blue items. (Bonus: this activity helps build fine motor skills too!)
Play a round of I Spy and have the kids find blue objects in the classroom.

Blue Snacks for Preschool

Find blue snacks for preschool kids to enjoy is pretty tough. Our favorites include giving some basic recipes a bit of a spin. Check out our collection of blue food day ideas.

Blue Day Art and Craft

Kids love creating. Kids love creating. Finding blue craft ideas is a fun way to help with the early identification of colours.

Here are some fun craft ideas for your color day celebrations:

You can make any craft with a blue sky in the background
blue whale or a blue jay
anything that uses blue construction paper!
This simple art project is perfect for your blue day. Plus, it’s easy for a large group of kids to all work on at once. Check out the tutorial for this simple blue day art and craft.

Blue day decoration in preschool

Using decorative items you can create a collage of blue colors for your cool blue day. Try using streamers, blue balloons, and your kids’ artwork!

We love this bulletin board idea that we found on Pinterest.

Printable blue colour day activities for preschool

This printable blue matching game is perfect for a blue center or for the whole class to play. You can find this game and other printable blue color activities here.

Check out our other classroom celebration ideas!

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6 blue snacks for preschool

Kate — Tue, 10 Dec 2019 11:00:31 +0000

Looking for delicious blue snacks for preschool? This collection of kid-friendly foods that are blue in color are perfect for a classroom, party, or just a fun afternoon snack!

Blue Snacks for Preschool

If you are looking for a blue foods list, look no further. We’ve combined some basic go-to’s with some simple recipes that will give you some fun ideas.

I have to admit. Finding blue foods is difficult. We don’t like to go the artificial route often, but in this case, we just had to.

These snacks are perfect for your blue day celebration for preschool!

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If you’re currently brainstorming for your blue day activities or a party, save this pin and come back to it later. That way you’ll be able to grab all the blue snacks when you’re ready!

When will you serve foods that are blue in color?

This collection of blue color food items is perfect for a number of activities.

Blue day activities for preschool.
Rainbow birthday party
4th of July
Baby showers

Tips for a memorable blue food day

Make the most of your blue food day with these quick tips.

Blue food can stain. Make sure your kids are wearing play clothes.
Some of these foods are common food allergies, make sure that you are safe when choosing snacks for a large group.
Some kids don’t enjoy trying new foods. Make sure to offer both common and new foods to help with their anxiety.
Share this post with your students and let them each bring their favorite blue item!

Blue Foods List

1. Blueberry Skewers.

Blueberry on skewers helps to keep little fingers out of your fruit bowl. You can even spring for blue toothpicks!

2. Blue corn chips with queso

Grab a bag of blue corn chips and pair it with queso. You can whip up some non-spicey queso by combining 1 slice of white American cheese to every 2oz of heavy cream. Warm slowly adding the cheese one slice at a time.

3. White chocolate covered treats with blue sprinkles

Dip pretzels in white chocolate and then decorate them with blue sprinkles.

4. Blue cream cheese and crackers

Color your cream cheese with gel dye, so that it doesn’t change the consistency. A little goes a long way!

5. Blue vanilla yogurt

I used a bit of natural food dye to color some vanilla yogurt.

6. Blue Lemonade

Whip up some blue lemonade by combining blue fruit punch, lemonade, and sprite.

More blue day activities you may enjoy.

Blue Pastel Square – Combine learning about the color blue with a fun preschool art project!
Rainbow Printables. Find printables that make learning about the colors of the rainbow fun!

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Red day activities for preschool

Kate — Fri, 27 Sep 2019 10:00:32 +0000

Create memories with these red day activities for preschool. Your kids will love learning about the color red while you have a fun celebration. Enjoy red foods, decorations, crafts, and more.

Red Day Activities for Preschool

When you’re teaching the color red to preschoolers, it’s fun to have a red day.

Spend the whole day creating, eating, and playing with the color red.

We’ve gathered several red day activities for preschool aged kids that we think you will enjoy.

Disclosure: Some of the links in this post are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase an item, we may receive an affiliate commission.

Don’t have time to enjoy these now? Pin it for later!

If you’re currently in the planning phase of your red day celebration, that’s ok! Pin this to your planning board. That way you’ll be able to grab all the red day fun when you’re ready!

Red Snacks for Preschool

There are several fun red snacks for preschool kids to enjoy. Our favorites include giving some basic fruits and veggies a bit of a spin. Check out our collection of red food day ideas.

Red Day Art and Craft

Kids love creating. This simple craft is perfect for your red day. Plus, it’s easy for a large group of kids to all work on at once. Check out the tutorial for this simple red day art and craft.

Some other red craft ideas:

Red day decoration in preschool

Decorate your class with streamers, balloons, and your kids’ artwork! We love this bulletin board idea that we found on Pinterest.

Printable red colour day activities for preschool

This printable red matching game is perfect for a red center or for the whole class to play. You can find this game and other printable red color activities here.

Check out our other classroom celebration ideas!

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