The 100th Day of School is kind of big deal for our little learners! They’ve spent the first 99 days gearing up for the big 100th Day of School celebration. On this special day, my kiddos rotate to multiple different centers. Some of these 100th Day centers have more than one activity to complete. A number of skills are infused into each activity. The 100th Day of School is a great day to help further build number sense and fine motor skills! Here are just a few of my favorite fine motor activities for the 100th Day of School!

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100th Day of School Sticker Mat

Peeling stickers is great fine motor practice for little fingers! They are able to exercise their pincher muscles while peeling and sticking the stickers in groups of ten onto the sticker mat.

100th Day of School Necklace

Every year on the the 100th Day of School, I have my kiddos make a Fruit Loop necklace. Just placing the Fruit Loops on our 10 frame mat is incredible fine motor practice. After filling our 10 frames with 100 Fruit Loops, we begin threading them onto some curling ribbon. This station usually takes the kiddos quite some time to complete, but all of the extra fine motor practice is definitely worth it!

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Number 100 Lacing Cards

Lacing is another great way to practice fine motor control. On the 100th Day of School, we practice lacing all of the numerals in the number 100. I just printed them on card stock and laminated them for durability. I punched out the holes with a regular hole puncher, and tied a bright shoelace to the top of each one.

100th Day of School Punch Out

My kiddos are obsessed with paper punchers; so any activity I can include them in, I do!  Squeezing the puncher works their little hand muscles needed for proper pencil grip and scissor control. At this station, the kiddos punch 100 punches in their number booklets. 

When they are finished with their number booklets, they practice tracing and punching out the number 100.

Pattern Block 100

For this fine motor activity, students build the number 100 using pattern blocks! Once they build the number 100, they can record how many of each shape they used on their response sheet.

Dip and Dot to 100

With cotton swabs and a variety of paint colors, student will dip and dot to 100!

Skip Count to 100

To practice scissor cutting and gluing, the students will color, cut, and then skip count to 100 as they build their 100th Day picture!

Spot the Number 100

For this fine motor activity, students will spot the number 100 and dot it with a bingo dotter.

100 Cups Tower

These cup towers are an absolute favorite on the 100th Day of School. Carefully stacking each cup so the tower does not fall takes precise placement. You can bet holding and releasing the cup so delicately requires an awful lot of fine motor control.

MORE 100TH DAY OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Looking for more engaging activities for the 100th Day of School?! You can find more ideas here!

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Learn how to set up your 100th Day centers with ease, HERE!

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