Seaford Manor Kindergarteners 100 days smarter

Posted Thursday, February 22, 2018 12:02 pm

These Seaford Manor Elementary School kindergartners grew up fast – maybe too fast – to celebrate their 100th day of school. From left, Mary Bevan, Chloe Callinan, Joey Carini and Sofia Velez-Isgandarov all dressed up as if they were a century old and participated in activities related to the number 100.

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Kindergarteners in Susan Henle’s classes marked their100th day of school by counting from 1 to 100.

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Courtney Campo’s students drew and wore special crowns to declare themselves as 100 days smarter.

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Kyle Wallace, left, and Diya Hathiramani, right, show off their posters made up of 100 objects that were later hung up on the walls of the school’s kindergarten hallway.

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By James Mattone

Seaford Manor Elementary School Kindergartners are growing up fast, as they have declared themselves 100 days smarter on Feb 9, their 100th day of school.

The kindergartners dressed up as if they were a century old, and danced to “The Charleston,” which was played over the school’s public address system and is close to 100 years old. They also participated in a variety of activities that involved the number 100, such as making paper crowns and having a parade around the school.

“They got to be the stars of the school,” Seaford Manor teacher Dawn Plotnick said, “and they got to count to 100, which is something we love for kindergartners to know how to do.”

The students also made posters with 100 objects, such as cotton balls, at home, brought them into school and watched as they were hung up on the walls of the school’s kindergarten hallway.

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