120th Day of School 2015

 

The 120th Day of School 2015

 

We had a blast celebrating the 120th day

 of school this year.

 Here is how our day went.

 

 

I set up the classroom before the kids came in.

 There were 15 stations that the kids

could choose from.

 

This year the prep was so easy thanks to the folder system.

 

Here are some of the stations that the kids

loved, loved, loved.

 

 

 We counted 120 fruit loops and made necklaces.

 

We wrote about what we would do

with 120 dollars.

 

We made crowns.

 

We rolled dice and flipped pennies.

 

We even made towers of 120 cups.

 

At the end of the day I collected all of the materials and now the

stations are ready for next year!

 



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