MATHLETICS AWARD

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MATHLETICS CERTIFICATE 


Hi it's Ahaana again , and something #oresome happened to me on Tuesday 28th of March. I achieved a Mathletics award. For all you ladies and gentlemen that don't know about Mathletics I will help you out. Mathletics is New Zealand's most used education website! It is the  next generation in learning , helping students enjoy and improve their results. Mathletics covers the full Year 1 and Year 13 curriculum. I got a bronze but i'm not that mad that I got a bronze because at least I did my assigned math homework and got rewarded for it. You may be thinking so did the whole habitat get rewarded the answer is no! What happens is that you need over 1000 points to earn a bronze , silver or gold. I got 1300 points which I was pretty pleased of. Now is the time I show you my certificate. DRUMROLL................. Aren't I beautiful. NOT... OK BYE

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  1. UnknownApril 1, 2017 at 12:32 PM

    Hi Ahaana,

    Congratulations for getting a certificate and making a huge effort to complete your home learning. I wonder if you can get a gold? A challenge, but one I'm sure you can rise too.

    Mrs Pearson

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    1. AnonymousApril 1, 2017 at 8:52 PM

      Mrs Pearson I Accept Your Challenge And I Will Make Sure I Will Get Atleast 1 Gold Certificate By The End Of This Year..

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  2. LH6 Collective BlogApril 2, 2017 at 2:29 AM

    Woo hoo! Great to hear that you have been awarded a certificate Ahaana. I'm sure that, with further practise, you will achieve your goal of a gold certificate. Keep on striving!

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