- April 18, 2024
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Sophia Greenleaf loves playing dress up and wearing a bonnet and glasses.
Kindergarten teacher Cristina McCrone and intern Jessica Bolduck show off their 100-year-old versions of themselves.
Aija Gonzalez and Charlie Kardoy had their moms help them spray paint their hair gray for the event.
"Daddy made me a mustache with makeup," Noah Benoit said.
Ryelynn Brunnar likes carrying a cane around.
Cristina McCrone's kindergarten class shows off their outfits to commemorate the school's 100th day of the school year.
Zoe Rio and Brooke Shertleff enjoy wearing glasses and pearls.
Madison Behr counts out 10 of each snack food in front of her as part of an assignment that teaches how to count to 100.
Zoe Rio and the rest of Cristina McCrone's kindergarten class played dress up Feb. 8 to celebrate Braden River Elementary's 100th day of school this school year.
To help teach her students the concept of counting to 100 and visualizing how old and how much 100 is, McCrone asked her students to dress as if they were 100 years old.
With her hair spray painted gray in a bun piled on top of her head and glasses her mother found for her, Rio embraced the assignment.
"I like the number 100," Rio said, laughing. "I like big stuff, like houses and dogs. I also get to wear glasses, and that's really fun."
Other than dress up, students visualized the number 100 by counting out 10 pieces of pretzels, popcorn and candy.
