January 26 marked the 100th day of the Tyler ISD school year. Many of our schools celebrated in their unique ways as 100-year-olds.
At Peete Elementary School, the staff took to the hallways to entertain their classes. A parade of “much aged teachers” hobbled past their cheering and giggling students.
At Jones Elementary, the preschool speech class got up and danced to a music video on the big screen counting up to 100!
Their teacher became a granny for the day and motivated them to answer the question, “what do you want to know when you are 100 years old?
She also used dress-up clothes to show them what they would look like as they age in their twilight years!
Our schools are make learning fun and interactive for successful student outcomes!
Mrs. G's class enjoyed the 100th Day of School! #CougarStrong 🐾 pic.twitter.com/BNmRcZNKWq
— Clarkston Elementary (@ClarkstonTISD) January 28, 2022
Happy 100th Day of School! The Little Joyful Jaguars have learned so much this year...AND...they want to learn for 100 years more! #WeAreJones pic.twitter.com/uenITuIEIl
— Jones Elementary School - Tyler ISD (@JonesTylerISD) January 27, 2022