It really pays to keep your records very carefully.

In our workplace simulation, we have to track (keep) a lot of data (numbers about things.)

• We have to keep our checkbook balanced.
• We have to track our attendance.
• We collect data for feedback on performance, too.

We will have to do these kinds of things when we are done with school. So, we are learning life lessons.

Last week, Robert decided to carefully re-calculate his attendance. He was able to provide evidence (proof) that he met the Pony Race goal of 90% attendance. Taƞyan ecaƞnuƞ!

This week Robert received his First Quarter winner certificate.

On Tuesday, all the Pony Race winners for First Quarter will get a prize, too!

Attending school for at least 90% of instructional days makes it possible to learn. (Less than 90%, you are at risk of struggling because you are missing out on instruction.) At work, if you are absent too much, you will get fired!

Congratulations to all who earned their Śuƞginyaƞgkiyapi (Pony Race) prizes! Being on-time, on-task and on-target is an adult skill!