Cardboard Challenge
Cardboard Challenge Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaElementary School Cardboard challenge
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Carson Cardboard Challenge
All of the students will be placed into Family Groups. These groups will have an opportunity to learn about what the challenge is, and then within those rooms divide into groups of 2, 3, or 4 to create a game. All student will explore each other's creations in an afternoon.
Hiawatha Cardboard Challenge
Hiawatha's Cardboard Challenge 30 Hiawatha Ave, Essex Junction, VT, United StatesThe Hiawatha Library is sponsoring this fun (and free!) family event that will bring our school community together and give students and families a chance to collaborate, learn, problem-solve, and build something they imagine. What to bring: your ideas, cardboard, boxes, recycled materials or special items you might want to use We will provide: cardboard, […]
Free
Baldonnel Elementary School Cardboard Arcade
Baldonnel Elementary School Baldonnel, British Columbia, CanadaBaldonnel school students grade 3-6 created and designed cardboard arcade games. On March 13th, 2023 the arcade was open in the gym for the primary students to come and play
free students only
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Palm Beach State School Cardboard Challenge
Cardboard Challenge Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaStudents involved in the Creative and Critical Think program will use their thinking skills to participate in the Cardboard Challenge.
Free