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The Homeschool Chronicles

100 Days!

Last updated on: March 17, 2011 at 5:03 am   by Tara Edelschick

100 Days! 2011-03-17T05:03:03-06:00 Tara Edelschick

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Many elementary school classrooms celebrate the 100th day of school.  So did we.

In addition to our normally scheduled naturalist class, we added a few extras:

  1. We did a 100-piece puzzle.
  2. We traded ten ones for a ten, and then ten tens for a hundred on our Days in School pocket chart.
  3. We invited friends to join us for pizza and an ice cream cake, which had 100 candles on it (sort of – it’s not easy to get 100 candles on a cake).
  4. We made a list of 100 Things We LOVE about homeschool.

I can’t believe we did it.  I can’t believe how much fun we had today.  And I can’t believe how happy I am we decided to homeschool this year.

In case you’re interested, here’s our list:

  1. We get to see each other.
  2. We get to do fun things.
  3. Habitat Class
  4. Running at the track
  5. We get to be with each other.
  6. Making a beehive
  7. Going to different countries
  8. Going to different states
  9. Going to different continents
  10. Having snacks whenever we want them.
  11. Snuggling with mom when we’re doing math cards, and during reading, and just during random school.
  12. Hershey bar math
  13. Museum of Fine Arts Class
  14. Jake!
  15. We can go to museums.
  16. Starbucks homeschool
  17. The Library!
  18. Boy1, Boy2, Boy3, Boy4, Boy5, Boy6, and Boy7 (homeschool kids whom the boys adore)
  19. Playing at the Cambridge Common on Fridays
  20. Play dates with our Amigos Friends
  21. Playing with Jody
  22. Halloween Party with Millie
  23. Spring Festival Party
  24. That we get to snuggle up on the couch and learn about China.
  25. Making China scrapbooks
  26. Marco Polo slideshow
  27. Little Leap Forward
  28. Chinese brush painting
  29. Nature study
  30. Family Art Class
  31. Reading Harry Potter
  32. Playing badminton with Daddy and Rui
  33. Swimming with Daddy
  34. Bible Study
  35. Singing Songs
  36. Paper Clip game
  37. Guan Da Zhou Zei
  38. Go!
  39. Math War
  40. Bike rides on the Charles
  41. Biking with mom
  42. Scooter Board races
  43. Indoor Trampolines
  44. Doing Puzzles
  45. BBC Dance Mat Typing
  46. Master Reader
  47. Kathiana Fling, Fling, Fling
  48. Making Chinese fried potatoes
  49. Salt and Flour Maps
  50. Shadow Puppet Theater
  51. Doing lawn work for sick man
  52. Apples to Apples
  53. Drama with Wendy
  54. Writing a book
  55. Pilgrim pockets
  56. Mystery of Roanoke
  57. Snow volcanoes
  58. Snuggling with mommy
  59. Listening to music while we work
  60. Reading Narnia
  61. Reading Strange Museum
  62. Book Adventure
  63. Having our own desks
  64. Doing work at the table
  65. Calendar Math
  66. Guess My Number
  67. Learning about Pandas at the zoo with Jesse
  68. Endango
  69. Learning about Life Cycles
  70. Magic C
  71. Learning about Colonies
  72. Buying stuffed animals with Kathiana
  73. Field Trip Thursday
  74. Discovery Museum
  75. Natural History Museum
  76. Aquarium
  77. Children’s Museum
  78. K-nex with Daddy
  79. IMAX movies
  80. Snuggling with Pillow Pets during language lesson
  81. Yoga
  82. Playing with each other
  83. Drawing Class at Paul and Indy’s and family art class
  84. Handwriting
  85. Math Workbooks
  86. Math Dice
  87. Choice Time
  88. Show The Money
  89. Pajama Day
  90. Spending time together and having fun
  91. No Homework
  92. Learning about maps
  93. Math Flash Cards
  94. Giant Timeline
  95. Timeline books
  96. Cutting out pictures of colonial America
  97. Playing cars alone
  98. Piano with Atta
  99. Place value mats
  100. 100 Days Party!

 

 

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