Marina Village Middle School

These challenges are designed to help you earn money in the student store by reading and learning about new topics. If you ever have suggestions for a challenge or have any questions about the daily challenges, please reach out!

On-going Challenges
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Daily Vocab Challenge- Test your vocabulary knowledge with our daily vocab challenge. This challenge has the opportunity to earn between $5-$10 in the student store EVERY WEEK! ($2 per correct answer, $1 point for honest guesses)

Rebus Bonus & Extra Points- Earn even more points in the Vocab Challenge by completing the Rebus challenge or Extra Points. Rebus is a puzzle in which words are represented by combinations of pictures and individual letters. Do you know what the image is trying to say? ($2 per correct answer, $1 point for honest guesses) Want to earn even more points??? Try out the Extra Points as well! ($2 per correct answer, $1 point for honest guesses)

Daily & Monthy Challenges- Use the links listed for each day to find 3-5 facts from the article. You can earn $3 bucks for daily challenges (3 facts) and $5 bucks for monthly challenges (5 facts).

Million word Readers-If you see your name listed under the "1,000,000 word reader" list, come to the library to claim your for the student store, $25 library bucks and a GOLDEN DUCK of your choice!! (You can collect $25 bucks and a new colored Duck with each One Million words read).

Compare and Contrast Paper- You can earn up to $15 for this challenge.

Short Story Entries- Have a short story you are writing? Share it with the librarian to collect some library bucks. $15 for the first 5 paragraphs, continue the story to collect more bucks!

Endings are Hard- Complete the started stories or use the random story prompts to write and ending to the story. You can earn between $5-$20 bucks depending on how much you write.

Critical Thinking Project Quizzes- This page has multiple quizzes including intellectual fallacies, fact vs. opinion, and critical thinking for science quizzes.