Celebrate making it more than halfway through the school year with this free train-themed 100 Days of School SVG! Plus get more than a dozen other FREE 100 Days of School cut files for Cricut and Silhouette machines.
If you have a younger school-aged kid (particularly kindergarten), you may be staring “100 Days of School” day right in the face.
If you’re in your 30s or 40s, you might be wondering what the heck the “100 Days of School” celebration is. We certainly didn’t celebrate 100 days of school back in the, ahem, ’80s when I was a kid. So what’s the deal now?
What is 100 Days of School?
100 Days of School is yet another arbitrary holiday for schools and kids to celebrate during the school year. Obviously, this falls when your kids have been in school for 100 days.
Even though this can be a frustrating holiday for parents—who needs another thing to do for their kids’ school?—it’s actually somewhat educational. Generally kindergarten and first grade are the grades that celebrate 100 Days of School—and they’re the ones that are learning to count and create sequences.
Plus, it’s fun for them! For so long, 100 is the biggest number many kids can think of—and now they’ve been in school for that many days! So as a parent, grin and bear it. And find an easy way to celebrate, like making a shirt using your Cricut and one of my 100 Days of School SVG files below!
When is 100 Days of School?
It really depends on the school, and even the individual classroom! Inservice days, teacher days, snow days—these can all change when 100 Days of School is celebrated at your child’s school.
That being said, it generally falls around Valentine’s Day (again, because you don’t have enough to do for your young child’s class!).
Free Train 100 Days of School SVG
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You can also cut this file without the smoke puffs (use the Cricut contour tool to delete them) and have your kid use dot markers to create 100 puffs of their own.
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More 100 Days of School SVG Ideas
I’ve joined up with a bunch of my friends to offer you a ton of FREE 100 Days of School SVG files! Check them all out by clicking the links below.
- 100 Days of Happy from Hello Creative Family
- 100 Days Y’all from Everyday Party Magazine
- 100 Days Sharper from The Country Chic Cottage
- Level 100 Completed from Artsy-Fartsy Mama
- 80 Days Until Summer Vacation from Pineapple Paper Co.
- 100 Days More Colorful from Pattern Revolution
- 100 Days Brighter from Happiness is Homemade
- Blasted Through 100 Days from Happy Go Lucky
- 100 Days of School, Countless Coffees from Mad in Crafts
- 100 Days Smarter from That’s What Che Said
- 100 Stellar Days of School from Crafting in the Rain
- 100 Days of Chugging Along (Train) from Hey, Let’s Make Stuff
- 100 Happy Faces from 100 Directions
- 100 Days Smarter (Crayons) from seeLINDSAY
- 100 Books from 30 Minute Crafts
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Kim Gaede says
I am having a heck of a time trying to download the file for 100 days of school. Actually for the past couple of free downloads, I haven’t been able to download because when you hover over the Click Here circle, nothing happens. I missed several that I absolutely adore and they are gone in a day. Is there anyother way to get your SVG files? Thanks much.
Amy Motroni says
Hi Kim,
Are you clicking the Click here icon? You have to actually click on it and not just hover.
Let me know if that works!
Amy, HLMS Reader Support