RES Academic Clubs & Teams
Ms. Lozano is the Campus Coordinator for the following Extra-Curricular activities/events:
UIL, Science Olympiad, Chess, Science Fair and Robotics
Chess
Team Sponsor - Ms. Claudia Lozano
Parent Volunteer - Mr. James Brown
Mondays 4:10 - 5:00 PM - Library
Destination Imagination (3rd -4th) and Rising Stars (1st -2nd)
DI Team Manager - Karla Olivo
Rising Stars Team Manager - Guadalupe Esquivel
DI Campus Coordinator - Patty Lopez
Important Websites
North Harris CPSO / DI: http://www.northharrisdi.org/
Destination Imagination: http://idodi.org/
Qualities of Successful Teamwork... as per DI's Roadmap:
Certain qualities and behaviors are hallmarks of successful teamwork whether you are working with a team of adults or with a team of young people.
Successful teamwork involves:
Trust
Common goals and purpose
Good communication
Respect for people and ideas
Trust
Team members who trust each other:
Feel that they are part of the group.
Are concerned about the well-being of other members.
Believe that other team members are capable.
Feel competent with tasks and roles.
Are open and honest with each other.
Common Goals & Purpose
As they learn to work together, completing the Challenge becomes the team’s purpose. Setting goals is integral to building a solution.
Team members with common goals and purpose:
Set their goals together.
Accept and agree on the goals.
Commit to the work necessary to complete those goals.
Good Communication
Listening is a vital skill for successful teamwork. Listening with the intent to understand rather than reply is a
critical skill for team members. Acquiring good listening skills can lead to the success of the Challenge solution as well as future relationships, education, and employment.
Team members who communicate effectively:
Listen carefully.
Listen for understanding.
Share information and knowledge.
Contribute ideas.
State the other side of a disagreement.
Are honest and respectful when sharing thoughts, ideas, and opinions.
Respect for People and Ideas
Respectful behavior creates an environment where team members feel comfortable sharing ideas and taking risks.
Team members who respect each other:
Use respectful language when generating, evaluating, and choosing ideas.
Appreciate the different skills and strengths each team member brings to the team.
Ensure that conflict is focused on the issue and not on the person.
Science Olympiad
2024 Coach - Ms. Lozano
For Grades 3rd & 4th
FREE RESOURCES!
Practice our favorite ESO activities at home! "Science Olympiad At Home" Quarantine Edition - videos hosted by Science Olympiad's Elementary Director Shari Haug with instructions on how to make and do Elementary Science Olympiad activities from the comfort of your own basement, kitchen or living room!
Mission Possible: Video & Instructions
Save the Ice!: Video & Instructions
Metric Mastery: Video & Instructions
Write It Do It: Video & Instructions
Straw Tower Challenge: Video & Instructions
Gummi Bear Long Jump: Video & Instructions
Free activity for grades K-1: Fill The Bill, where students will conduct a simulation to find out which bird beaks are best at catching worms! Check out the Cornell Lab of Ornithology for great pics and info about birds!
Free activity for grades 3-5: Agriscience-based Lesson Plans and Resources for Students from Science Olympiad Partners NSTA and Corteva Agriscience!
Fossils
Finger Prints Matching
Crime Busters
White Powders Lab
Science Olympiads
Always Engaged
UIL - University Interscholastic League
Competitive Advanced Academics Events for grades 2nd through 4th
TISD Meet - February 24, 2024 at Grand Lakes Jr. High
This is a recycling contest!
All entries must be submitted by Friday, December 15, 2023 by 11:59pm ET (10:59pm here in Texas)