Use this writing template on your students' 100th day of school.
This cute writing template is the perfect display to show off how much students have progressed in their first 100 days of school.
Students finish off this sentence – ‘I’m 100 days brighter because…’
Students can then decorate the child’s head and hands and attach them to their writing.
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