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TJ Christiansen celebrated 100 Days of School at the Oceanside School 6 Kindergarten Center on Feb. 10 with 100 pieces of heart-shaped candy. All of the kindergartners rotated classes throughout the day, participating in 100-themed activities and showing off their 100-themed projects, hats and more.
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Mrs. Knox lead Mrs. Orlando’s class with 100 exercises as the children move from class to class to celebrate 100 days of school at the Oceanside Kindergarten Center.
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Justin Alvereaz, Lance Orlowski, Madison Sackstein, Amelia Dimimico, Aidan Guchek and Christopher Lewis celebrate 100 days of school.
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Mya Bergoffen painted her T-shirt in Mrs. Tarrash's class.
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Lauren Correa brought 100 crayons to celebrate the 100th day of school.
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The Oceanside School 6 Kindergarten Center held its annual 100 Days of School Celebration last Friday.
Students spent the days leading up to the celebration working on 100-themed projects at home to bring in to school. The hallways were decorated with hundreds of gumballs, crayons, pennies and more.
In class, the kids all worked on crafts and projects that involved 100 — counting, sorting, painting and more.
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