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These free 100th Day of School printables give you 6 activities as Word documents on US Letter and A4: If I Had 100, Fill In the 100 Chart, When I’m 100 Years Old, a 100th Day crown with 100 dots to colour, a 100 Days Smarter certificate and 100th Day Number Fun, all in full colour. I’m Patrick Elliott, a teacher and Inclusion Lead. As a teacher I have run many 100th Day celebrations, so this set covers the whole day: a crown in the morning, maths and writing, and a certificate to take home.

In this guide, you’ll find what each printable practises, a simple plan for the day, and how to fill in the certificate in Word.

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What’s in the 100th Day of School Printables

Paper	Worksheet	Best for
US Letter	If I Had 100	Ages 5 to 9
US Letter	Fill In the 100 Chart	Ages 5 to 7
US Letter	When I’m 100 Years Old	Ages 5 to 9
US Letter	100th Day Crown	Ages 4 to 7
US Letter	100 Days Smarter Certificate	Teachers
US Letter	100th Day Number Fun	Ages 5 to 8
A4	If I Had 100	Ages 5 to 9
A4	Fill In the 100 Chart	Ages 5 to 7
A4	When I’m 100 Years Old	Ages 5 to 9
A4	100th Day Crown	Ages 4 to 7
A4	100 Days Smarter Certificate	Teachers
A4	100th Day Number Fun	Ages 5 to 8

👉 Every sheet prints on one page, with big boxes and lines sized for young children.

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What Is the 100th Day of School?

The 100th Day of School marks the day a class has been in school for 100 days, usually in late January or February. Many schools in the US, Canada, the UK and Australia celebrate it with counting games, 100 collections, crowns and certificates. It is a great day to practise counting to 100, counting in tens, number bonds to 100 and writing about the future. The balloon and star on these sheets were drawn by Patrick Elliott in PowerPoint, using only shapes.

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Which 100th Day Printable Should You Use?

• If I Had 100: four prompts, such as I wish I had 100… and I could eat 100…, each with a drawing box and lines, for ages 5 to 9.
• Fill In the 100 Chart: a 1 to 100 chart with missing numbers to write in, for ages 5 to 7.
• When I’m 100 Years Old: draw yourself at 100, then finish three sentences about life at 100.
• 100th Day crown: two strips of 50 dots to colour, counting to 100 in tens, then glue into a band to wear.
• 100 Days Smarter certificate: type or write each child’s name, the date and your name.
• 100th Day Number Fun: count to 100 in tens, make 100 with answer boxes, and write 100 in words. For more number practice, see the 100 chart templates.

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How to Plan Your 100th Day

1. Choose your paper size above, download the ZIP and print the printables you need.
2. Start the day with the crown: children colour 100 dots in tens, then wear it all day.
3. Use Fill In the 100 Chart and Number Fun as your maths lesson.
4. Write and draw with If I Had 100 and When I’m 100 Years Old.
5. End the day by handing out the 100 Days Smarter certificates.

To fill in the certificates in Word, click the name line and type each name before you print, or print a stack and write the names by hand. The US Letter files say $100 and Color; the A4 files say £100 and Colour.

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How to Print the Printables

Print at 100% (Actual size) on the same paper as the file, US Letter or A4. Print the crown on card if you have it, and the certificates on thick paper.

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FAQs

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Conclusion

These 100th Day of School printables give you a full day of counting, writing and celebrating, human-made by a teacher in Microsoft Word.

Choose your paper size above, download the ZIP, and for counting practice all year, use the 100 chart and hundred square templates.

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Related Tutorials

• Free 100 Chart and Hundred Square Templates for Word
• Free Certificate Templates for Word
• Free Addition and Subtraction Worksheets for Word