Free 101 Day Dog Bone Hunt
This free 101 day dog bone hunt is the perfect addition to your 101 days of school celebrations. I love to celebrate the 101st day with my students because it’s a nice change from the usual 100th day celebrations. And you can find all of the details of my 101 day celebrations over in this blog post.
Scroll on below to find out more about this 101 day dog bone hunt activity, where to download it for free and how to use it with your students.
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Instructions
- Print and cut out all of the 101 bones on pages 3-13. Laminate them to keep them for next year!
- Each bone has a number 1-101 on. If you want to expand the challenge, you can write a small challenge on the back of each bone for student stop solve before adding them to the treat jar.
- Hide the bones around the classroom or designated area. Get creative with your hiding spots—under chairs, inside books, or taped to the wall.
- Read Dotty’s letter to the students (page 2) and explain the mission.
- As students find the bones, they can bring them to Dotty’s treat jar (a decorated container labeled “Dotty’s Treat Jar”- printable label on page 3).
- Once all bones are collected, count them together as a class to ensure Dotty has all 101 bones. You can also put them in order.
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