Students at area schools, Brownwood ISD’s East Elementary and Early ISD’s Early Primary celebrated the 100th day of school, February 1st in many creative ways.

Some dressed up in costume, while others made projects related to the number 100 and birthdays. In the end, the students had a great time and learned a little along the way.

At Brownwood’s East Elementary, (pictured above) students from Denise Lewis’ class dressed as 100-year-olds.  Left to right are: Irlanda Lopez-Torres, Kamryn Coffee, Brooklyn Ballejo, Chuy Martinez, Miguel Martinez, Cole Dendy, Madeline Goff, Athziry Garcia, and Addison Fowler. Pictured left is Zaidlin Dominguez from Emily Coffee’s class also dressed as a 100-year-old woman.

Below, Mrs. Brownlee’s first grade class, also at East Elementary, shows off the hats they made, each using 100 stickers to celebrate the 100th day of school. Pictured are:  (kneeling left to right) Stanley Weinkauf, Jack Field, Laila Sanchez, Julian Lopez, Angel Alvizo, Kelsie Leach, Reagan Ratliff, Eli Byerly, Alejandro Fuentes, (standing left to right) Brenden Sikes, Emberly Kirk, Tyler Pruett, Reagan Ratliff, Raizel Aguinaga, Caleb Clawson, ESPN Medina-Escobar, Ava Brownlee, Khloe Long, and Robert Rocha.

In Early, Mrs. Donna Koch’s first grade class enjoyed the 100th day of school by making glasses and writing 100 spelling words.  They read books and took AR tests.  They used 100 beads to make necklaces in a pattern in math .

Pictured left, Drake Gutierrez reads and tests to get in as many books as possible today.  Students kept a tally going.

Pictured below are (left to right): Cameron Patton and Davy Meeks show off their artistic talents with their 100th day glasses.

Also below Giovanni Guevara, Kayley Schafer, and Victoria Flores are pictured working on their necklaces.

Cameron and Davy.