Mrs. Mathis and her students dressed up for the 100th day of class.
First grade teachers:
The Tilford first graders in Mrs. Martinez-Vasquez's class pose for a photo.
Austin Noe shows his peer how he thinks a 100-year-old man would walk.
The students wore glasses to celebrate the 100th day.
Tilford first-grader Miles Neblung dressed up as a 100-year-old on the 100th day of school.
Addison Chvala
Mrs. Neblung discusses costumes with some first graders before school on Thursday.
Josie Coots and Kira Jacobs
Jack Geiger hobbles into school with his cane as students dress up as 100-year-olds.
Tilford 1st-graders Grayson Farmer and Mia Jacobs head to class, dressed up as 100-year-olds.
Mrs. Barron's first grade class members pose in their '100-year-old' costumes Thursday.
Today (Thursday, Jan. 30) is the 100th day of school for Vinton-Shellsburg students. The first grade students eagerly accepted a challenge from Mrs. Martinez-Vazquez to celebrate the day by dressing up as though they were 100 years old.
Children came to school with masks, suspenders, old dresses, walkers, fake glasses and other props to help them ponder the life and appearance of a centenarian. Some even tried to walk like a 100-year-old.
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