100 days smarter in Seaford

Lauren deHaan, a kindergartner at the Seaford Manor School, celebrated the day with a special hat and glasses.

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Manor kindergartners Nicole Krupka and Dylan Lukas dressed like they were 100 years old.

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Nicholas Weber, a kindergartner at the Seaford Manor School, tried on special glasses last Friday to celebrate the 100th day of school.

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Students from Carol Rindos’s class at Harbor displayed their finished necklaces made of 100 beads.

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Seaford Manor School kindergartner Andrew Firth made the logo of his favorite hockey team, the Islanders, with 100 bottle caps that he painted.

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Seaford Harbor kindergartners used sign language and their voices to perform songs about the number 100.

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Seaford elementary school students celebrated the 100th day of the school year last week.

At the Seaford Harbor School, students from the four kindergarten classes, each wearing its own color, sang and used American Sign Language to perform five songs — “America the Beautiful,” “10 Little Snowmen,” “100 Children All in a Row,” “It’s 100,” and “We’ve all Been Counting.” They performed on stage in the multipurpose room in front of their parents.

Then parents and teachers assisted the children in making necklaces with 100 multi-colored beads and placing beads on a paper chart of the numbers 1 to 100. When the children went back to their classrooms, they drew pictures and wrote about their 100th day celebration. 

At the Manor School, many kindergarten students dressed like they were 100 years old, while others wore “100” glasses and hats proclaiming that they were 100 days smarter.