Celebrate the learning journey of the first 100 days of school with our thoughtful 100 Days of School Achievements Worksheets! These simple yet powerful reflection sheets encourage students to recognise and celebrate their progress across key learning areas. They provide a meaningful opportunity for students to look back on their accomplishments and share their growth with pride.

Each worksheet prompts students to reflect on their learning in core subjects such as maths, reading, and writing. Blank templates are also included so students can choose other favourite school subjects to reflect on. This activity builds confidence, encourages self-reflection, and helps students develop goal-setting skills as part of your 100th day celebrations.

100 Days of School Achievements Worksheets are a perfect addition to your classroom activities on the 100th day of school. They can be used during a dedicated reflection lesson, in literacy rotations, or as a special take-home piece for families to celebrate each student’s progress.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Recognise and celebrate individual learning growth
• ✅ Reflect on progress in core academic areas
• ✅ Develop goal-setting and self-assessment skills
• ✅ Build student confidence and a sense of achievement
• ✅ Foster a positive classroom culture around learning and growth

What’s Included:

• 100 Days of School Achievements Worksheet template
• Core areas included: maths, reading, and writing
• Blank templates for student-selected subjects

Materials Needed:

• Printed worksheet templates (on paper or card)
• Pencils, crayons, markers for writing and drawing
• Optional: students’ previous work samples to review progress

How to Use:

1. Provide each student with a copy of the 100 Days of School Achievements Worksheet.
2. Have students reflect on their learning in each subject area. They can draw pictures, write keywords, or compose sentences to show their progress.
3. For the blank template sections, invite students to select other subjects or areas they are proud of and reflect on those as well.
4. Optional: Encourage students to review earlier work samples to help identify their growth.
5. Display completed worksheets on a classroom wall or send them home as a keepsake for families.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use this activity to spark a class discussion about growth, effort, and perseverance.
• 💡 Pair the reflection worksheet with a goal-setting activity for the remainder of the school year.
• 💡 Include the worksheets in a 100 Days of School portfolio for each student to take home.
• 💡 Host a gallery walk where students can view and celebrate each other’s achievements.

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Model the reflection process by sharing examples of your own learning growth as a teacher.
• 💛 Encourage students to revisit their earlier work to gain a strong sense of progress and achievement.
• 💛 Allow students to personalise their worksheets with drawings, colours, and decorative elements.
• 💛 Use the completed worksheets as a basis for parent-teacher discussions about student progress.

100 Days of School Achievements Worksheets provide a wonderful opportunity to build confidence, foster reflection, and celebrate learning growth as part of your 100th day of school celebrations.

Be sure to check out our other 100 Days of School resources.