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The description to this years events can be accessed by clicking the title of each event below. Use the buttons at the bottom of the page to find more information about each individual event. This year, students can choose to participate in 2 build-at-home events and/or 2 of the on-site events. ALL STUDENTS ON A TEAM WILL BE REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN TWO ON SITE EVENTS!
The description to this years events can be accessed by clicking the title of each event below. Use the buttons at the bottom of the page to find more information about each individual event. This year, students can choose to participate in 2 build-at-home events and/or 2 of the on-site events. ALL STUDENTS ON A TEAM WILL BE REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN TWO ON SITE EVENTS!
Science Cup 2023 digital flyer.pdfScience Cup Promotion 2023.mp4ON SITE EVENTS
ON SITE EVENTS
The Science Knowledge bowl is your classic team trivia competition. Two different groups of 5 students will have questions read to them by a moderator and will then have a chance to buzz in to respond. THIS IS A COMPETITION OF BOTH SPEED AND KNOWLEDGE!
The Science Knowledge bowl is your classic team trivia competition. Two different groups of 5 students will have questions read to them by a moderator and will then have a chance to buzz in to respond. THIS IS A COMPETITION OF BOTH SPEED AND KNOWLEDGE!
In the Catapult Cornhole Event, your goal is to build a catapult, from the box of materials, that can launch a bean bag 5 meters to hit a cornhole target.
In the Catapult Cornhole Event, your goal is to build a catapult, from the box of materials, that can launch a bean bag 5 meters to hit a cornhole target.
In the Water Bottle Rocket Event, you will design and build a water bottle rocket and launch it so that it takes the longest time for the last piece of the rocket to hit the ground.
In the Water Bottle Rocket Event, you will design and build a water bottle rocket and launch it so that it takes the longest time for the last piece of the rocket to hit the ground.
In the Rube Goldberg Event, a group of 10 students will work together to build a complicated chain reaction sequence which leads up to completing the simple task of ringing a bell. This event will be judged separate from the actual Science Cup competition!
In the Rube Goldberg Event, a group of 10 students will work together to build a complicated chain reaction sequence which leads up to completing the simple task of ringing a bell. This event will be judged separate from the actual Science Cup competition!
In the Pea Respiration Event, you will use different types of peas to produce and record a steady rate of CO2 production in germinating and non-germinating peas to match a specific target rate.
In the Pea Respiration Event, you will use different types of peas to produce and record a steady rate of CO2 production in germinating and non-germinating peas to match a specific target rate.
BUILD-AT-HOME EVENTS
BUILD-AT-HOME EVENTS
In the Bridge Building Event, 5 individuals and/or pairs will build the strongest bridge possible with the lightest mass possible using only balsa wood strips and glue.
In the Bridge Building Event, 5 individuals and/or pairs will build the strongest bridge possible with the lightest mass possible using only balsa wood strips and glue.
In the Guided Robot Coding Event two different pairs of students will design, build, and code a robot from a provided kit that will have to follow a provided path after having attended some Zoom training sessions.
In the Guided Robot Coding Event two different pairs of students will design, build, and code a robot from a provided kit that will have to follow a provided path after having attended some Zoom training sessions.
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