100th Day of School Glasses

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Do you have a big celebration on the 100th day of school? These 100th Day of School Glasses are guaranteed to be a hit with your students. They will be there perfect way to help celebrate this fun and special day with your students.

100th Day of School Glasses contains one template for your 100th Day of School Glasses.

Getting 100th Day of School Glasses Ready

You can either print these on colored cardstock (below) or print them on white cardstock and have your students (or children) color. I strongly recommend that you print on cardstock so that the glasses will not be floppy. Students will first cut out the glasses and arms.

Then they will cut out the insides of the circles so that they can see out of their glasses. They can do this by cutting a slit in the circle and then cutting around the edge.

Lastly, students will glue the arms onto the glasses. They will need to make sure that the curved part of the arms is facing down so that it will hold the glasses on their ears.

After students let the glue dry, they can bend the arms back so that they can wear their glasses and then they are ready to go!

Celebrating with 100th Day of School Glasses

Now that your 100th Day of School Glasses are completed, students are all set to wear them and enjoy all of the fun, hands-on festivities in their new glasses.

Can you not find a resource that you would LOVE to have for your classroom? Contact me and I would be happy to make it for you.

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I hope that you and your students enjoy this 100th Day of School Glasses! Are you looking for more 100th day of school ideas, activities, similar to do at home or in the classroom? If so, check out some more of our favorites below or check out all of our ideas under the 100th Day of School area of our site.

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My name is Jennifer. I'm a former teacher turned stay at home mom who has continued her passion for making learning resources for the littlest of learners.