Constellation
Team Points



Year Winner: Chamaeleon




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Chamaeleon
Mascot: Chameleon
Week total:165
Quarter total:508
Current points:3967
Achievements this year:
Winner Week Two
Winner Week Four
Winner Week Eight
Winner Week Nine
Winner Week Ten
Winner Quarter Two
Winner Week Fifteen
Winner Quarter Three
Winner Week Seventeen
Winner Week Nineteen
Winner Quarter Four
Year Winner

Draco
Mascot: Dragon
Week total:126
Quarter total:346
Current points:2766
Achievements this year:
Winner Week Five
Winner Week Twelve

Pegasus
Mascot: Flying Horse
Week total:5
Quarter total:236
Current points:2139
Achievements this year:
Winner Week Fourteen

Camelopardalis
Mascot: Giraffe
Week total:200
Quarter total:450
Current points:3551
Achievements this year:
Winner Week One
Winner Quarter One
Winner Week Six
Winner Week Eleven
Winner Week Sixteen
Winner Week Twenty-One

Phoenix
Mascot: Phoenix
Week total:140
Quarter total:494
Current points:3435
Achievements this year:
Winner Week Three
Winner Week Seven
Winner Week Thirteen
Winner Week Eighteen
Winner Week Twenty





Team Info:

How are teams chosen:  During the first week of school students will let our "sorting hat" decide which team they will be in. This way it is totally random.

Will teams sit together?:   No, they will sit in different seating arrangements throughout the year.

Will teams change during the year?:    No.

How do teams earn points?:   Team points will be tallied each week. During the week they will be able to place points in their team jar by doing the following things:   


1. The whole group handing in their homework on time for the week (worth ten points per team).
2. Being caught doing an act of kindness (worth one point per person).
3. Doing a class job properly (worth one point per person).
4. Answering tough questions in class like math puzzles (worth one point per person).
5. Being the first one that is ready with their supplies for a subject (worth one point per person).
6. Getting in line quietly (worth one point per person).
7. Walking in line quietly (worth one point per person).
8. Cleaning up their area after an activity (worth one point per person).
9. Following directions (worth one point per person).
10. Getting their name on the "Math Masters List" (worth ten points per person).
11. Getting first place in the weekly team score for Accelerated Reader (worth fifty points per team).
12. Getting second place in the weekly team score for Accelerated Reader (worth thirty points per team).
13. Getting third place in the weekly team score for Accelerated Reader (worth fifteen points per team).
14. Getting fourth place in the weekly team score for Accelerated Reader (worth ten points per team).
15. Finishing one question on the Einstein Club Scavenger Hunt (worth five points per person).


How are prizes awarded?:   At the end of each week the top team will be able to get a prize from the prize bin. At the end of the quarter the top team will get to eat lunch in the classroom with the teacher and have ice cream for dessert. At the end of the year the top team will get lunch with the teacher and a full day of Fun Friday (normally Fun Friday is only from 1:00-2:25).






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Observed in: The Southern Hemisphere
Best season for observation: Winter

Observed in: The Northern Hemisphere
Best season for observation: Summer

Observed in: The Southern Hemisphere
Best season for observation: Fall

Observed in: The Northern Hemisphere
Best season for observation: Winter

Observed in: The Southern Hemisphere
Best season for observation: Fall




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