100 School Days
100 School Days by Anne Rockwell, published by HarperCollins in August 2002, is a delightful exploration of a classroom’s journey through the school year. This first edition, comprising 40 pages, invites young readers to join Jessica, Evan, and their classmates as they engage in counting and celebrating milestones throughout their school days. Each day brings a new addition to their collection, from pennies to balloons, creating a fun and interactive way to learn about numbers and the concept of counting.
In this engaging narrative, readers will discover how Mrs. Madoff’s class marks each significant day, culminating in the celebration of the 100th day of school. The story incorporates themes of school and education, as well as holidays and celebrations, making it a fitting choice for young learners. With its vibrant illustrations and simple yet effective storytelling, this book serves as an enjoyable resource for teaching counting and fostering a love for learning in a school setting.
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Plink!
0n the first day of school, Jessica drops one penny into a jar. The next day Plink! Evan adds his penny to the jar. When the kids in Mrs. Madoff’s class count 10 pennies, they know they’ve been going to school for 10 days. That day, Sam brings 10 balloons to class. On Day 20, Evan shares 20 matchbox cars. For Day 30, Michiko collects 30 colorful leaves. How will Mrs. Madoff’s class celebrate the 100th day of school? And what will the students do with their 100 pennies?
Count to 100 with Mrs. Madoff in the classroom Kirkus Reviews called “a charmed place.”
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