In a delightful celebration of their 100th day of school, pint-sized pre-K students at Martha F. Wilson Early Childhood Development Center in Camden immersed themselves in a playful “100-Year-Old Dress-Up Day” this Tuesday.
The school’s corridors were filled with laughter and creativity as students, along with enthusiastic staff members, transformed into charming centenarians for the special occasion. Sporting suspenders, granny glasses, and grey wigs, the children brought to life the spirit of a century-old era.
The festivities went beyond the whimsical costumes, incorporating engaging learning activities designed to make the milestone memorable. One such activity involved counting to 100, fostering a fun and educational environment for the young learners.
The event was part of the Camden City School District’s initiative to mark the first 100 days of the academic year. By infusing creativity and playfulness into the learning experience, the school aims to create lasting memories for these preschoolers and instill a love for education from the very beginning.
The 100-Year-Old Dress-Up Day not only showcased the students’ imagination but also highlighted the dedication of the school in making the early days of learning not just educational but also enjoyable. As these young minds celebrate their journey through the first 100 days, the event serves as a reminder of the importance of fostering a positive and engaging educational environment for children.
