Glen Cove Students Dress Like the Elderly for 100 Days of School

Kindergarten and first-grade students at Deasy School commemorated the 100th day of school with a variety of fun, educational activities.

Kindergarten students counted cereal pieces in groups of ten to equal 100 and then placed them on a string, creating “Froot Loop” necklaces. They also decorated paper crowns that read “100 Days Smarter” and completed 100 jumping jacks.

Meanwhile, first-grade students and teachers dressed like they were 100-years-old.

The children enjoyed rotating to different stations led by first-grade teachers, creating crafts and writing about what they’ll be doing when they reach 100 years of age.

The students had a wonderful time and were fully engaged in the activities that reinforced their classroom learning.

Photos courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District, Story by Syntax:

1. First-grade students (from left): Stephanie Polanco, Jonathan Evertsz and Sal LoBello are pictured with teacher Mary Maloney.
2. Deasy School kindergartners had fun counting cereal to create colorful necklaces.
3. Kindergartner Cameron Rasahn created a “Froot Loop” necklace during the 100th day of school.
4. First-grade student Madison Barlow showed off her 100 Day picture.