Playground Themed Cardboard Challenge

The Children's Museum of the Magic Valley will host a community event, where families and businesses will come together to build and play cardboard carnival games. SHMS STEM students will also have creations on display that they created the week prior.

We are inviting our friends to our house to build a cardboard arcade.

The Cardboard Challenge celebrates play, imagination, innovation, and teamwork! This event is free and open to the public. All materials are provided; cardboard, duct tape, trophies, and box cutters. All you have to bring is your imagination. It is not necessary to pre-register but we do ask that children are accompanied by a responsible adult.

Cardboard Challenge is BACK!! We are hosting the cardboard challenge for the fourth time on the playground of our school. Students come out with their families to create, play, imagine and have fun with cardboard and tape. The event goes from 9am - 12. This event is such a hit with our families and the […]

Year 4 students are currently inquiring into cyclic sustainability and are looking at how boidegradable and non-biodegradable products can be reused or upcycled rather than thrown away. The cardboard challenge is a great way to get them to think of creative ways to repurpose cardboard boxes and also emphasises that STEAM isn’t just about fancy […]

All San Benito County Residents are invited to participate in the free Day of Play! Join your neighbors and friends in bringing your imagination to life through cardboard creations! The San Benito County Cardboard Challenge celebrates the art and power of creative play! Share your creations on social media, and tag us @sanbenitoarts

Our MakerSpace is going to participate in the challenge. We are on intercession when the day of play is set. Our club will display their Cardboard Creations in our school library starting October 10-14. We are also annoucing the Carboard Challenge so other students may participate if they would like.

We will be building games and/or turning a cardboard box into something amazing. We will be doing this over the course of a few weeks.

EXCEL students in grades 3 & 4 will create arcade games to celebrate the Day of Play!