Celebration: 100th Day in Preschool

"Ms. Faye survived 100 days of ME! "

- Perky Preschool -

100th Day in Preschool

It may sound like an ordinary day for everyone at DSKI, but not for the preschoolers. This day was a special event and a reason to celebrate.

The 100th day marks a special opportunity for them to celebrate major milestone in their academic achievement!

To celebrate their 100th day, the preschoolers did several stations:

Literacy, Numeracy, PE, Arts and UOI!

They started decorating the 100 day smarter head band which they proudly wore the whole time around the school.

They also brought 100 different things to school and counted them one by one. Making sure that it wasn't less or more than 100.

Check out the photos.

Who wouldn't want to be SOCIAL when you have 100 different toys to play with your friends!

... 100 amazing buttons

... cool 100 gems and 100 rocks!!!

Because, Preschoolers rock!

Ms. Faye always keeps her change, so here are 100 pieces of 1 yen coins.

... 100 stones and 100 stickers,

.... and of course, 100 pieces of colorful and sweet MnMs.

They can build a city, with 100 legos and decorate it with 100 stickers!

Not to mention, enjoying 100 candies in the (pretend) Gum Ball Machine.

Of course, these Mathematicians also enjoyed making 100 using pattern blocks.

They were tired at the end of the day because for PE, they exercised their way to 100!

We are the Preschoolers!

100 days smarter and 100 days happier!

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