February 22nd is an exciting day for kindergarten and first-grade students: the 100th day of school. Many classes bring in collections of 100 things--stickers, Cheerios,or cotton balls. This is supposed to be a fun activity for the children and a celebration of the school year. But for Jessica, the main character in Margery Cuyler's 100th Day Worries, this day is a source of worry for Jessica. If this sounds familiar to you, we met Jessica during fire prevention week in Stop, Drop, and Roll.
Jessica can't decide what to bring to school. She agonizes and waits until the very last day to assemble her collection. This story lends itself nicely to making predictions of what Jessica will bring, as well as counting by ones, tens, and twenties. So if you are looking to celebrate our 100th day and sneak a little math in, too, check this out!
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