Angela Shelf MedearisThe 100th Day of School (Hello Reader!, Level 2)

This was a nice addition to my class while celebrating the 100 days of school. My students were engaged while I read; simple reading with great pictures.

Fast shipping and looks like picture. Good for young kids. No damage. My daughter loves it and ouldn't wait to read it.

This book was great to include in our 100th day celebration activities at school. It tells how the kids celebrated their 100th day of school and it kept my Pre-K students attention.

I do a lot of events, parties, and other similar functions for my kid's classes. I started doing 100 Days during my middle daughter's kinder year in 2013-at which time I actually put together packages for the entire kinder population at our elementary school, as well as my son's then-third grade class.This year, my daughter is in 2nd grade and I decided to go a slightly different route with 100 days-including a book that the children can read as a class for a sort of special little treat. I chose this book after looking through some others.When we received it, I had my 7 year old read with me to my 3 year old. Both girls maintained interest well. The book was simple to follow, easy to read, and can be read quickly enough to provide for other class activities (or even to implement an activity to be done WITH the book reading).Very cute book!

The kids was so excited to listen to the story.

This book was cute for the 100th day of school. I teach 2nd grade and found it was somewhat babyish for my students, but nevertheless read it anyway to them. Most of the students enjoyed it and my students who are struggling readers picked it up and read it independently. I'm glad I made this purchase, because it was cheap enough.

Our granddaughter loved this book to celebrate her 100th day of school. She read it immediately upon receiving this gift.

My students, who are 3 and have a very short attention span enjoyed this - we've been talking about it being the 100th day of school (on Monday, Feb. 10th) all this past week and working on a couple of projects. The story talked about what some other students did for their 100th day celebration and it wasn't "too word-y" for my little people. A good addition for every teacher's personal library!