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These free 100th day of school coloring pages are an easy way to celebrate how far your kids have come since the first day of school.
I like having something ready to print for school celebrations, especially when the day is already packed with counting games, snacks, and excited little voices.
You’ll find 30 designs here, from a school bus and a stack of books to a kindness jar and a page that asks kids to imagine what they’ll be like at 100.
Print one for a quiet afternoon at home, or let your class choose their favorites. All you need are a few crayons or colored pencils.
What’s Included in This Collection
The 100th day of school coloring pages mix familiar school scenes with playful ways to talk about the milestone. There are pages about reading, recess, music, trying something brave, and helping classmates.
I’d choose one of the big-number designs for kids who like wide spaces to color. The library, puzzle, and classroom scenes give children more little areas to work on.
Fun Ways to Celebrate 100 Days of School
I like setting out a few 100th day of school coloring pages and letting kids pick the one that reminds them of something they love about school. The bus might be their favorite part of the morning, or they might go straight for the playground scene.
While they color, ask what they can do now that felt tricky on the first day. You might hear about writing their name, reading a new word, or asking someone to play at recess.
If you’re celebrating with a class, put the finished pictures up together and let each child share one thing they’re proud of. At home, you can write their answer and the date on the back of their page.
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100th Day of School Coloring Pages
1. Happy 100th Day
Start the celebration with this big 100. Kids can color each digit a different shade or make their own repeating pattern.
2. School Bus
I’d set this one out first for kids who love spotting the bus on the way to school. Yellow is a classic, but a rainbow bus would be fun too.
3. Pencil Party
Pencils get their own party on this page. Let kids pick a different color for each one before they color the rest of the design.
4. 100 Days Smarter Book Stack
Color the books one by one, then see if your child can name a favorite story they’ve read this school year.
5. Kindness Jar
This jar makes a sweet starting point for talking about kindness. Ask kids to name one small thing they did to help someone at school.
6. Schoolhouse
Kids can color this schoolhouse to look like their own school or use any colors they want. I’d ask them what they’d put just outside the front door.
7. School Dinosaur
If your child has a favorite dinosaur, let them borrow its colors for this school-day dino. It’s a fun pick for the child who reaches for the dinosaur books first.
8. Classroom Science
Set this out at a science table or use it after a favorite experiment. It’s a nice excuse to ask kids what they’d like to find out next.
9. Classroom Math
Choose this page for kids who like numbers. When they’re done coloring, try counting to 100 together in groups of ten.
10. School Gym
This one is for kids who look forward to gym class. Color it after a movement break or let them tell you which game they’d play next.
11. Learning Train
Give each part of the train its own color. If you’re making a classroom display, line the finished pages up along the wall like train cars.
12. Learning in Bloom
Let kids pick colors for the garden, then ask them to think of something they can do now that felt hard at the start of school.
13. School Lunch
Kids can give this lunch scene the colors of their favorite school meal. I’d put this one out for a quiet activity after lunch.
14. Teamwork Puzzle
Have kids choose one color for each puzzle piece. While they work, ask them to think of a time a classmate helped them.
15. School Recess
This recess scene gives kids a chance to color something familiar. Ask them which playground game they’d choose if they had a few extra minutes outside.
16. Bravery Kite
Give the kite bright colors and talk about something that took a little courage this year, like joining a new game or reading aloud.
17. School Owl
Let kids choose natural browns and greys for the owl or give it a colorful makeover. This would be a sweet one to pair with story time.
18. School Turtle
This little turtle is a fun reminder that everyone learns at their own pace. Kids can start with the shell and choose a color for each section.
19. Classroom Art
This one is for the kids who head straight for the art supplies. Put out a few extra crayons and let them see how many colors they can use.
20. Reading Tent
Pair this cozy reading design with a favorite picture book. Kids can color the page first and then pick a story to read in their own blanket fort.
21. Writing Practice
Use this page after a handwriting activity or let kids color it while you talk about a word they’ve learned to write.
22. Curiosity Magnifier
The magnifier makes this a fun page for little detectives. Ask kids what they’d look at first if you handed them a real magnifying glass.
23. School Backpack
Let kids make the backpack look like the one they take to school. They can even draw a favorite keyring or add their name nearby.
24. Music Parade
Choose this page for children who love making a little noise. After coloring, you could clap out a short rhythm and take turns copying it.
25. 100th Day Calendar
This calendar is a good pick if your class has been counting school days together. Let kids choose a bright color for the day they’ve been waiting for.
26. Celebration Handprints
Each handprint can be a different color. If you’re doing this at home, it’s a sweet page to date and tuck into a school keepsake folder.
27. When I’m 100
Ask kids to imagine what they’ll be like at age 100. They can color the page and tell you what they think they’ll still love doing.
28. School Library
Color the library page after reading together. Kids can tell you which book they’d check out if they could choose any story on the shelf.
29. School Flag
Try this flag in your school colors, or let kids invent colors for their own 100th-day celebration.
30. Classroom Celebration
Finish with a classroom party on paper. This one is lovely for the end of the day when kids want one more thing to bring home.
Final Thoughts
Pick a page your kids are excited to color and take a moment to talk about what they’ve learned in their first 100 days. I hope you hear a few stories worth keeping.
