Destination ImagiNation is an educational program that fosters teamwork, innovation and creativity in students through challenges in engineering, science and fine arts. We are in our 2nd year in Alberta, and we'd love to have you join us!
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
2011 - 2012 Challenges
Destination ImagiNation is an educational program where student teams work on open-ended Challenges and present their solutions at Tournaments. A Challenge is a fun exercise that socially and intellectually engages students by prompting them to use creativity and teamwork to solve a problem. Because everyone is unique, we have developed seven different Team Challenges to unleash every child's potential. As well, each year Destination ImagiNation creates new and exciting Challenges with help from our more than 38,000 volunteers, many of whom are educational professionals.
A. Technical - Assembly Required: Education Focus is technical design, mathematics, and logistics. Build it and get it there on time!
B. Scientific - The Solar Stage: Education Focus is solar science and theatre arts. Light the way for the audience!
C. Fine Arts - Coming Attractions: Education Focus is storytelling, international cultures, and theatre arts. Coming soon to a theatre near you!
D. Improvisational - News to Me: Education Focus is improvisation, story development and cause and effect. This just in: an improvisational performance!
E. Structural - Hold it!: Education Focus is architectural design, structural engineering and theatre arts. Hold for a new type of structural challenge!
projectOUTREACH® - The World Canvas: Education Focus is service learning and marketing. Spread the word!
Rising Stars!® - Build to Last: Education Focus is storytelling, technical design and theatre arts. Welcome to a fun factory for early learners!
A. Technical - Assembly Required: Education Focus is technical design, mathematics, and logistics. Build it and get it there on time!
B. Scientific - The Solar Stage: Education Focus is solar science and theatre arts. Light the way for the audience!
C. Fine Arts - Coming Attractions: Education Focus is storytelling, international cultures, and theatre arts. Coming soon to a theatre near you!
D. Improvisational - News to Me: Education Focus is improvisation, story development and cause and effect. This just in: an improvisational performance!
E. Structural - Hold it!: Education Focus is architectural design, structural engineering and theatre arts. Hold for a new type of structural challenge!
projectOUTREACH® - The World Canvas: Education Focus is service learning and marketing. Spread the word!
Rising Stars!® - Build to Last: Education Focus is storytelling, technical design and theatre arts. Welcome to a fun factory for early learners!
Monday, 12 September 2011
How do I start a team?
Teams are the foundation of this program. Any group of 2-7 students can form a team.
Most teams are in schools, but anybody can have a team: girl guides, 4-H clubs, homeschool mothers, a neighbourhood of children, community centre..... There is no limit to who can form a team.
Once you have your team, find a team manager. This should be someone who is willing to give students the tools to work as teammates and expand their ideas, while standing back and allowing them to grow, develop and showcase their amazing abilities.
Once you have the students and the team manager, go to http://www.shopdi.org/ and register your team! You will get:
Challenges the challenges for the current DI season
Roadmap 16 week set of plans for a successful DI season
Rules of the Road rules to follow
Once you have your team registered, you can begin! You will be contacted by your local regional director about team manager training, tournaments, and more. Let us know how we can help you have a more successful DI experience!
Most teams are in schools, but anybody can have a team: girl guides, 4-H clubs, homeschool mothers, a neighbourhood of children, community centre..... There is no limit to who can form a team.
Once you have your team, find a team manager. This should be someone who is willing to give students the tools to work as teammates and expand their ideas, while standing back and allowing them to grow, develop and showcase their amazing abilities.
Once you have the students and the team manager, go to http://www.shopdi.org/ and register your team! You will get:
Challenges the challenges for the current DI season
Roadmap 16 week set of plans for a successful DI season
Rules of the Road rules to follow
Once you have your team registered, you can begin! You will be contacted by your local regional director about team manager training, tournaments, and more. Let us know how we can help you have a more successful DI experience!
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