What are some things you would collect for the 100th day of school?

This is a discussion prompt for The 100th Day by Nancy Krulik. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

Why do you think it's fun to celebrate the 100th day?

This is a discussion prompt for The 100th Day by Nancy Krulik. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

How did the kids in Miss Popper's class work together to collect their items?

This is a discussion prompt for The 100th Day by Nancy Krulik. Use it to spark conversation with your child after reading.

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The 100th Day

Name: The 100th Day
ISBN: 9780545117753

by Nancy Krulik

Celebrate the 100th day of school with Miss Popper's class as students bring in unique collections of 100 items to mark this exciting milestone!

About This Book

"It's the one hundredth day of school! What hundred things will the kids in Miss Popper's class collect?"--P. [4] of cover.

Concepts

Friendship & Loyalty Teamwork & Collaboration Joy & Gratitude Curiosity & Wonder Making Friends School Life Friendship & Social Holidays & Seasonal

Wonderlit Review

This early chapter book offers a simple, cheerful narrative centered around the popular school tradition of the 100th day. The story follows Miss Popper's class as they brainstorm and collect 100 items, highlighting teamwork and the excitement of a classroom celebration. It's a gentle, straightforward read, ideal for children in early elementary grades who are either approaching their own 100th day or simply enjoy school-themed stories. The book provides a positive model for cooperation and shared achievement, making it a good choice for a quick, feel-good read-aloud or for emerging independent readers.