Written by: Mina Koonz and Chase Martinez, Crockett 5th grade bilingual math/science students
The first class in the SMCISD to win the Think Through Math challenge has been won by Ms. Rosa Aponte’s homeroom at Crockett Elementary. At the beginning of the year, the overall percentage of passed lessons on TTM was 20%, but due to the challenge, the current percentage of passed lessons is 85%. Once 75% of the class was passing lessons, we were eligible to enter into the challenge.
The challenge was for the students to pass lessons and donate to the challenge. The class had to reach 500,000 points in order to obtain a $50 pizza party from Pizza Hut. It took the class seven months to reach the 500,000 point goal.
We have interviewed four students from our class to see how Think Through Mathhas changed them and their grades.
Also we have three kids in our class that have finished 5th grade math; the kids names are Chase Martinez, Major Pellien, and Alex Sanchez.
The whole class participated in this challenge and has worked extremely hard to win it! This challenge has brought the entire class together in teamwork. As soon as our class donated the last few thousand points we were so excited because we had been working on this since October. That happened on Thursday April 21st, at7:45 that morning. Now we are trying to get another 500,000 points to get our teacher a printer for her room. Our class knows we can accomplish this new challenge.
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