Class+Challenges

=Challenge 1= To achieve a minimum 75% accuracy score within 6 minutes.

=Challenge 2= Jump the frogs to the opposite sides of the pond

=Challenge 3= Treat Others The Way You Want To Be Treated The class needs to complete all 8 tasks with at least half of the class making a contribution.

=Challenge 4= Tell me (give me proof of your achievement in a screen dump) **BUT IT WILL NOT BE RECOGNISED IF YOU TELL ANYONE ELSE IN THE CLASS ABOUT IT!! Get your name into the Hall of Fame NOW!!!** []

=**Challenge 5**=

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=**Challenge 6**= Sometimes you just have to persevere to succeed. My best effort is 73 metres. I am sure that someone will beat this distance if you are willing to persevere!! I need a screen shot to prove that you achieved a claimed distance. The top three efforts will be recognised on the Hall of Fame page. Go for it!!

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=**Challenge 7**= Strategy computer games are excellent learning tools. Here is one of my favourites because it is both fun and becomes very strategic and challenging as you move towards Level 80. If you don't use your "smarts" you will not be able to succeed at this game. Give it a go and let me know how well you are doing. Think about it, a game recommended by your teacher!!

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=Challenge 8= Another challenge to improve your thinking strategies: [|www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex12/towerhanoi.htm]

=Challenge 9= We are so fortunate; clean clothes, shelter, good food (plenty for everyone), access to doctors and medicine, education etc etc. Unfortunately we take much of this for granted and ignore the fact that MOST people in the world do not share in our advantages. This task gives you a chance to LEARN and at the same time EARN rice to help FEED THE STARVING!!

All you have to do is answer questions and earn 10 grains of rice for every correct answer. It's that simple. By helping yourself you get the chance to help others!!! A "win" "win" situation so you cannot lose.

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