Term 4 Goals

By Anonymous -
Term four is already here and it has swept me off my feet into my last weeks of this school. I still can´t believe that in 10 weeks I will not be here anymore. Anyway, I think that my mathematics goals are to get all work done and to a high standard. This means that (if I succeed) I will hopefully have an even better attitude towards mathematics. In writing, I would like to have the same goals that apply for maths. I want to get tasks done with a lot of time to spare so I can edit thoroughly because I really need to work on that. In reading, I need to work on my high understanding of reading in general. We are no longer allowed to read E-Books in S.S.R (Super Silent Reading) so I have decided to start the Percy Jackson series. I have just issued ¨The Lightning Thief¨ so I am reading a wider range of books. These are my goals for Term four, my last term of Te Awamutu Intermediate.

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  1. Room 3 TAI21 October 2017 at 22:55

    I am sure that you can succeed with your goals in maths and writing if you remain focused as you have for most of this year. I think that reading and more of it is the main focus for you! I'm not sure that Percy Jackson are an actually challenging read for you!

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