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Award certificates: Most Curious, Kindest Helper and Math Whiz in three styles

Award certificates — the title "MOST CURIOUS" lettered large across the middle above a small magnifying glass, a ruled blank under "Awarded to" and a shorter one under "Teacher", drawn for the youngest class with a wavy rounded border, chunky rounded lettering and a fat ribbon rosette at one corner

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Reading 1Most Curious
Reading 2Kindest Helper
Reading 3Math Whiz

The end-of-year superlative: MOST CURIOUS, KINDEST HELPER, MATH WHIZ, in a certificate frame with a ribbon rosette, a line for the student's name and one for the teacher's signature. These nine print across three superlatives, in three looks — playful, classic border, clean modern — meant for cream cardstock. Type a different superlative and the certificate redraws the same way.

  • an end-of-year awards ceremony
  • a classroom recognition wall
  • a report-card insert
  • a homeschool milestone certificate

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a different award title?
Yes — type a different superlative, like Best Listener or Star Reader, and it redraws in the same three styles.
Is there space for the student's name and a signature?
Yes — every certificate carries a line for the student's name and one for the teacher's signature.
What size does the certificate print at?
Landscape A4 proportions (1216 by 832), sized to print on cardstock and frame or hand out directly.

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