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1. 100 rocks. Your clues could be: 1. found outside 2. they are hard 3. come in many different sizes
2. 100 pasta noodles of some kind. Your clues could be: 1. type of food 2. yellow 3. uses sauce
3. 100 froot loops (or any other colorful candy). Your clues could be: 1. eaten at breakfast 2. circle shaped 3. multicolored
4. 100 jelly beans. Your clues could be: 1. type of candy 2. comes in many different flavors 3. comes in many different colors
5. 100 paper clips. Your clues could be: 1. used by teachers 2. made of metal 3. bendable
6. 100 Q-tips: Your clues could be: 1. white colored 2. soft on the ends 3. hard in the middle
7. 100 marbles. Your clues could be: 1. round 2. hard 3. used in games
Another idea I had that may be a little too abstract was "100 names." It would take a little time, but I think it would be neat to fill a jar with 100 slips of paper, each with a different name of people your son knows (or knows of).
I would avoid any kind of coin because that will probably be overdone. Good luck!
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Here are some ideas:
*Popcorn Kernels
*Mini Marshmallows
*Q-Tips
*Macaroni
* A 100 link paper chain
*Cheerios (Frootloops or whatever you have on hand)
*Jellybeans
*Raisins
*Sheet of bubble wrap (100 of course)
Other ideas: Rubberbands, Stickers, Small pieces of paper cut into shapes
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January 22, 2009 02:24 AM
Ideas for son's homework. Have to put 100 items in a bottle, then put it in a paper bag with clues to describe
Need ideas for son's homework. Need to put 100 items in a clear plastic bottle. Then put the bottle in a brown paper bag with 3 clues to its contents
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| January 22, 2009 03:00 AM |
1. 100 rocks. Your clues could be: 1. found outside 2. they are hard 3. come in many different sizes
2. 100 pasta noodles of some kind. Your clues could be: 1. type of food 2. yellow 3. uses sauce
3. 100 froot loops (or any other colorful candy). Your clues could be: 1. eaten at breakfast 2. circle shaped 3. multicolored
4. 100 jelly beans. Your clues could be: 1. type of candy 2. comes in many different flavors 3. comes in many different colors
5. 100 paper clips. Your clues could be: 1. used by teachers 2. made of metal 3. bendable
6. 100 Q-tips: Your clues could be: 1. white colored 2. soft on the ends 3. hard in the middle
7. 100 marbles. Your clues could be: 1. round 2. hard 3. used in games
Another idea I had that may be a little too abstract was "100 names." It would take a little time, but I think it would be neat to fill a jar with 100 slips of paper, each with a different name of people your son knows (or knows of).
I would avoid any kind of coin because that will probably be overdone. Good luck!
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January 22, 2009 03:34 AM
Thanks for you time.
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January 22, 2009 03:00 AM
I am assuming this is for the 100th day of school project (this year is flying by!) Here are some ideas:
*Popcorn Kernels
*Mini Marshmallows
*Q-Tips
*Macaroni
* A 100 link paper chain
*Cheerios (Frootloops or whatever you have on hand)
*Jellybeans
*Raisins
*Sheet of bubble wrap (100 of course)
Other ideas: Rubberbands, Stickers, Small pieces of paper cut into shapes
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