Our k-4th grade learners will create interactive games out of cardboard. Then each class will visit our Day of Play, and enjoy each of the games for a set time frame to ensure every class is able to visit the area. Each class will vote on their top two favorite games, and those games will then be included in our PTO Fall Carnival.

Our k-4th grade learners will create interactive games out of cardboard. Then each class will visit our Day of Play, and enjoy each of the games for a set time frame to ensure every class is able to visit the area. Each class will vote on their top two favorite games via my Twitter account, and those games will then be included in our PTO Fall Carnival. 4th grade identified gifted learners will collaborate to create thematic mini-putting greens with specific criteria, based on curriculum used for gifted students in Texas, called the Texas Performance Standards Projects: Math Around Town. Follow our hashtag #TimmyTPSP to watch our very first Global Cardboard Challenge experience unfold!

Our k-4th grade learners will create interactive games out of cardboard. Then each class will visit our Day of Play, and enjoy each of the games for a set time frame to ensure every class is able to visit the area. Each class will vote on their top two favorite games via my Twitter account, and those games will then be included in our PTO Fall Carnival. 4th grade identified gifted learners will collaborate to create thematic mini-putting greens with specific criteria, based on curriculum used for gifted students in Texas, called the Texas Performance Standards Projects: Math Around Town. Follow our hashtag #TimmyTPSP to watch our very first Global Cardboard Challenge experience unfold!

Our k-4th grade learners will create interactive games out of cardboard. The week of our Day of Play, classes will sign up for a time slot to come and enjoy each of the games. After all classes have had time to enjoy the Day of Play Event, each class will vote on their top two favorite games via my (@TimmyGTi) Twitter account, and the winning games will then become part of our PTO Fall Carnival. Additionally, the 4th grade identified gifted learners will collaborate and create mini-putting greens with specific criteria, based on curriculum suggested by the state of Texas for gifted students; Texas Performance Standards Projects. #TimmyTPSP is where everyone can watch our first participation experience in the Global Cardboard Challenge experience unfold!

Our k-4th grade learners will create interactive games out of cardboard. The week of our Day of Play, classes will sign up for a time slot to come and enjoy each of the games. After all classes have had time to enjoy the Day of Play Event, each class will vote on their top two favorite games via my (@TimmyGTi) Twitter account, and the winning games will then become part of our PTO Fall Carnival. Additionally, the 4th grade identified gifted learners will collaborate and create mini-putting greens with specific criteria, based on curriculum suggested by the state of Texas for gifted students; Texas Performance Standards Projects. #TimmyTPSP is where everyone can watch our first participation experience in the Global Cardboard Challenge experience unfold!

Our k-4th grade learners will create interactive games out of cardboard. Then each class will visit our Day of Play, and enjoy each of the games for a set time frame to ensure every class is able to visit the area. Each class will vote on their top two favorite games via my Twitter account, and those games will then be included in our PTO Fall Carnival. 4th grade identified gifted learners will create a mini-putting green with specific criteria, based on curriculum used for gifted students in Texas, called the Texas Performance Standards Projects. #TimmyTPSP is where everyone can watch our Global Cardboard Challenge experience unfold!

Our k-4th grade learners will create interactive games out of cardboard. Then each class will visit our Day of Play, and enjoy each of the games for a set time frame to ensure every class is able to visit the area. Each class will vote on their top two favorite games via my Twitter account, and those games will then be included in our PTO Fall Carnival. 4th grade identified gifted learners will create a mini-putting green with specific criteria, based on curriculum used for gifted students in Texas, called the Texas Performance Standards Projects. #TimmyTPSP is where everyone can watch our Global Cardboard Challenge experience unfold!

Our k-4th grade learners will create interactive games out of cardboard. Then each class will visit our Day of Play, and enjoy each of the games for a set time frame to ensure every class is able to visit the area. Each class will vote on their top two favorite games via my Twitter account, and those games will then be included in our PTO Fall Carnival. 4th grade identified gifted learners will create a mini-putting green with specific criteria, based on curriculum used for gifted students in Texas, called the Texas Performance Standards Projects. #TimmyTPSP is where everyone can watch our Global Cardboard Challenge experience unfold!

We will be running special cardboard engineering activities during our school holiday camp ‘Invention Lab’. Participants aged 6-12 will work together to design then construct life size cardboard circus tents (using the MakeDo) following a number of criteria and constraints.

Baby TALK Cardboard Challenge

Families and children birth to 3 years old join us for the Baby TALK Cardboard Challenge!

Families and children birth to 3 years old come and join us for the Baby TALK Cardboard Challenge!

3rd and 4th graders showcase and celebrate their arcade.

3rd and 4th graders will come together, showcase and test play their cardboard arcade.

3rd and 4th graders will come together to showcase and test play their cardboard arcade

Join us for this free community event! Cardboard will be provided as well as some tools for cutting and sticking. Interested in a specific project? This year we will also include a specific space and loose part materials for making cardboard dollhouses, cardboard hats, cardboard games and forts! Tools and tape will be limited so if you have a roll of duct tape to spare we’d gladly use!

Join us for this free community event on the lawn of the Elmwood Community Center. Cardboard will be provided as well as some tools for cutting and sticking. Interested in a specific project? This year we will also include a specific space and loose part materials for making cardboard dollhouses, cardboard hats, cardboard games and forts! Tools and tape will be limited so if you have a roll of duct tape to spare we’d gladly use!

Join us for this free community event on the lawn of the Elmwood Community Center. Cardboard will be provided as well as some tools for cutting and sticking. Interested in a specific project? This year we will also include a specific space and loose part materials for making cardboard dollhouses, cardboard hats, cardboard games and forts! Tools and tape will be limited so if you have a roll of duct tape to spare we’d gladly use! We can’t wait to see what you make!

K-4 students throughout the school will be given the challenge to imagine, create and design using cardboard, masking tape and coloring tools.

October 2nd, noon to 2pm at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix. All are welcome to join in this celebration of imagination as we create, construct, and collaborate with cardboard! Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring any cardboard or other craft materials you’d like to contribute. Please note that masks are required inside the building at this time. For more information, please visit https://www.phoenixuu.org.

October 2nd, noon to 2pm at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix. All are welcome to join in this celebration of imagination as we create, construct, and collaborate with cardboard! Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring any cardboard or other craft materials you’d like to contribute. Please note that masks are required inside the building at this time. For more information, please visit https://www.phoenixuu.org.

October 2nd, noon to 2pm at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix. All are welcome to join in this celebration of imagination as we create, construct, and collaborate with cardboard! Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring any cardboard or other craft materials you’d like to contribute. Please note that masks are required inside the building at this time. For more information, please visit https://www.phoenixuu.org.

Kidspire would like to organize a cardboard challenge event with a topic: “Endangered
Species – Why we need to care?” for disadvantaged children living in
orphanages/institutes learning about endangered species, make models of them out
of cardboard and recycled materials and have a small exhibition inside of their place.
Global Cardboard Challenge (https://cardboardchallenge.com/) invites kids of all ages
around the world to use their imaginations to build something amazing out of cardboard
and recycled materials – a fantastic event fostering brainstorming, creativity,
problem-solving, teamwork, time management, and global connections.

We will be using Caine’s Arcade as an inspiration to make our own arcade. This will bundle with our economics unit and we will discuss different aspects of econ through this activity.

Grade 5/6 Souris School Cardboard Challenge

The art studio at the elementary school is being turned into an arcade creation center. Then, the final week of school, students will get to test and enjoy the RBES Arcade.

We are a small elementary school located at a US Military base in Stuttgart, Germany.

Third Grade students are going to use cardboard to create something that could be used to start a business.

For our 3rd Grade PBL on invisible forces, students will create games out of cardboard that demonstrate one or more invisible forces such as pull, push, gravity, friction, or magnetism. We would like to use this as an opportunity to spread the word about Imagination.org’s mission and connect our arcade to a larger, charitable purpose.

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Students at Indian Hill Elementary School will be given time during their day to let their imaginations run wild. They will choose from a list of cardboard challenges OR create their own!

Would like to engage in a cardboard challenge! Subject matter TBC

My second grade students are in a gifted program within our school. Our last unit of the year is based on Caine’s Arcade Challenge. We are going to make games out of cardboard. We will hold the event during our class time here at school.

Local elementary schools in the vicinity of 1035 Powers St., Winnipeg will be challenged to create cityscapes in cardboard.

Who: Pre-K to 3rd Grade classes, and parents are invited to our Earth Day Celebration and Cardboard Invention.
What: Students will learn about Earth Day, beautify the school campus (clean-up and plant flowers), and complete fun educational activities. We are accepting donations for flowers and cleaning supplies from April 8-22.
When: The event will be held on Friday, April 22, 2022. Note that students will engage in Earth Day activities, the schedule TBD.
Where: Ralph J. Bunche Academy’s campus, 503 Hyacinthe, Ecorse, MI 48229
Why: To promote environmental education
How: Parents, staff, or community volunteers simply provide students or the school with gardening tools and supplies (hand shovel, rakes, gloves, flowers, etc.) to help with our beautification efforts. Also prior to the celebration, we ask that you work with your child to make something from cardboard that will help our community (Creativity is key). Students will wear or carry their inventions in our Recycle Parade (April 22, @ 1:45 pm).

Housing Authority of Kansas City’s Resident Service Department will collaborate with Kansas City Public Library and Remake Learning Days for a day full of STEAM activities. Children will not only be able to participate in the Cardboard Challenge but also participate in other activities as such as building volcanoes out of lemons.

Third and fourth graders will collaborate to design and create using cardboard boxes of all sizes and shapes.

All students in the Elementary School will have an afternoon to design, build and create with cardboard.

carbord computer

Students are creating projects relating to the Science/SS unit they are learning about to demonstrate understanding to classmates, school and community members.

The third graders at Gideon Hausner will create a cardboard games for grades TK-2 to use play the Purim Carnival.

Year 5 students are currently inquiring into sustainability and are looking at how 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 STEM isn’t just about fancy gadgets or coding. STEM is about solving problems within parameters, with ongoing prototyping. Making games out of cardboard is also a very low-cost project, which means students can create lots of prototypes and go through many feedback cycles.

Join the staff, students and parents of the Angelica Center for Arts and Music in the 2022 Cardboard Challenge.

One week of exploring resourcefulness, perseverance and teamwork through constructing cardboard creations in the classroom.

card board vibes

As part of the Suncoast Remake Learning Days, Sallie Jones Elementary School will be hosting a Makers Day – Cardboard Challenge where the families can dive into experiential learning and have together becoming innovators.

We will be hosting a cardboard challenge for our K-6 elementary school with the arcade theme. Students will be working in their individual classrooms and we will be creating a virtual share for students and families.

5th grade cardboard challenge

The 4th graders from Mr. David Avery’s class will create a cardboard arcade for the Kindergarten students at Anna Kyle Elementary.

Cardboard creators need to come up with a sport or action that other people in the conpition need to do in order to move on

3rd graders will create games out of cardboard.

Students in Snyder Middle Schools’ Full Year STEM program are designing and creating cardboard arcade games.

2 Grade 4 and 5 classes will be participating in a Maker Day with lessons leading up to the event as part of the Applied Technology and Design Curriculum. Will adapt to provincial health and safety guidelines.

After spending six weeks developing their arcade games through the engineering design process, the Spark Homeschool Enrichment program students invite you to play in our Sparkade!

Students will create hats for the coming year which will represent not only their insight, opinions and hopes for the coming yearbut also ethe experiencethey have gain,the achievements and failures they have faced in 2021

so much fun stuff

We are hoping to host a challenge for the engineering students 4th quarter assessment assignment. The challenge will be open to all students. We would like to invite nearby school to participate as well.

Students will create an item that can be reused using recycled cardboard materials. Students will have criteria and constraints that they will need to adhere to such as their item must use at least one simple machine.

To make a model toy out of cardboard, string and a marble.

Middle school student teams will participate. Team prizes will be awarded for cardboard carnival entries. Sweeps prizes will be awarded to schools earning the most overall points.

Our first ever Cardboard Challenge! Illahee 3rd-5th graders will be equipped with creative materials to build a functional item of their creation.

The Den is our school’s space where a group of exceptional students have the chance to really discover what makes them awesome and learn with some additional supports. The Den Cardboard Challenge is all about learning how anyone, even kids, can do amazing things in the world and make an impact on others.

Our challenge consists of learning about Caine’s story and how he touched the lives of so many people, then firing up our own creativity to design and build our own arcade games.

Once we have built our own arcade we will open the door to the public, who will be the elementary students in our school who will have the chance to come and test out our games and get to see how fun they are. They might also give some suggestions about the games we have built and maybe some ideas for some new ones.

Our challenge is all about being creative and coming up with some great ideas that we actually get to build, as well as letting our younger students have some fun while seeing how cool inventing can be.

We will be participating in the cardboard box challenge.

Would like to be involved.

School wide contest to encourage creativity in cardboard. Entrants should pick an item, game, trend from the 80s to represent in cardboard (and any other recyclable materials, etc.)

We will be holding a school-wide cardboard challenge. We would like all students to participate sponsored by our Student Council Association.

This will be out first time.

Year 8/9 students will have 3 hours over 4 weeks to design and build a selection of toys/games for the nursery and reception children to play with at the end of the term.

Middle School STEM Classes building a cardboard arcade

Students have been involved in a unit on games. They have made board games, electronic games, and are now entering the cardboard challenge. The students will create imaginative and fun arcade games to share with classmates.

This event is for East Aurora Middle School students only. Students in the 8th grade LEAP Program will create cardboard games for the 5th grade students to play during the school day.

Hilhi Student Council, Leadership Classes, and the Life Skills program will work together to create a Unified Cardboard Challenge event on Wednesday, November 10th. We will be focusing on building community, thinking creatively and promoting a spirit of service.

Students will be displaying cardboard arcade games that they have been designing in art class for the last 3 weeks. Other students that have received a special invitation will be allowed to play the cardboard arcade games in the school library on Thursday, October 28, 2021.

LMS STEM students take on the Caine’s Arcade Challenge creating functioning arcade games out of recycled materials while utilizing the Engineering Design Process and focusing on the NGSS engineering standards.

This challenge is for eighth grade students at Margaret Mace School. Students will be given two days (80 min/day) during their ELA classes to construct a working arcade-type game. Students’ game creations are then played for prizes at a school fundraising event in the community during the month of December.

Grade 11/12 special needs students will make games for students in grade 8 to play.

Sound Show

We will have a contest in our new makerspace lab.

Grade 5 student leaders from 5D will team up with their buddies from 3M and 3F to bring a vision to life!

Key stage 3.

The grade 5 class at DES will take part in a cardboard challenge.

School wide cardboard challenge- theme is HOMES.

This is the first time I am participating in a cardboard challenge of this magnitude, so I am hoping my students will be inspired by Caine and will create their own fun games!

Welcome to our Global Cardboard Challenge the month of October! Each grade level will participate in a different cardboard challenge to allow their unique creative and engineering minds work. We have Recycled Robots, Cardboard Marble Runs, Jack in the Box creations, and more! Watch our kids Dream Big and repurpose cardboard in new ways!

During STEM class, 1st-5th grade students will build a cardboard challenge.

This event, in conjunction with the Imagination Foundation’s Worldwide Day of Play, is a districtwide opportunity for students to use their imagination to create interactive arcade style games using cardboard and upcycled materials, and then show off their creations at the event in an exhibition style setting. Not only will students be able to show off their creations, they will be able to see and engage in the games created by their peers. Every participant will receive a raffle ticket for their creation and for each time they play another student’s game; the tickets will be placed into a student created blowing machine where they will be pulled randomly for the chance to win various items from our local businesses. Music and refreshments will also be set up for everyone to enjoy.

Use your imagination to create a structure, creature, or vehicle to display at our Fall Creation Celebration at Blue Ridge Head Start campus. Using cardboard and recycled materials, let your imagination lead the way.

Chebucto Builders Primary to Grade 2 Challenge

Come imagine, explore and create with cardboard at Novato Parents Nursery School.
11am-1pm
Saturday, October 9, 2021

Children and their families are invited to join us for our 5th annual Global Cardboard Challenge. Kids of all ages around the world will be busy on this day building amazing things out of cardboard boxes and recycled materials, and we will be joining the fun

pls come bhai

Use your imagination and cardboard to create a sculpture or a structure.

The Madison Library District will be opening it’s doors on Saturday the 23rd of October for patrons to come in and build awesome structures with Cardboard.

*Due to COVID the Madison Library District may change this activity to be a take-and-go activity.

After designing playgrounds and exploring the science and technology behind sports, a new challenge for the Sunnybrae Inquirers Club is to participate in the cardboard challenge inspired by Caine’s Arcade. During the remaining time in Lockdown, over the holidays, and when we get back to school at Level 2, let’s challenge our wonderful STEM minds by designing and making a special cardboard creation.
Mrs Knight and Mrs Olliver

We’re back on campus and ready to create! Students will join us for a campus wide building extravaganza!

Students at White Pine STEM Academy will put their brains together to see what they can come up with utilizing cardboard.

The SAFE Afterschool Program students are working hard on creating cardboard-inspired games for an evening of fun! On October 28th, from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm, we invite parents, grandparents, community members, teachers, administrators, and all Bulldog supporters to come play games and learn more about the difference our program makes in the lives of our students, family, and community as a whole.

STEM club students will work on building games students could play during indoor recess. They will be displayed in the library.

At Plexus Comunidad de Aprendizaje students design, plan and create their cardboard projects alongside their classmates. This allows them to put into practice the four C’s of learning for the 21st century (Critical Thinking, Creativity, Communication and Collaboration) as they engineer fun projects for our learning community to enjoy.

We will host a cardboard build event either in the library, or the library will provide cardboard boxes for our patrons so we can host a challenge remotely due to the rising covid numbers in our area. The challenge will consist of ideas for participants to use as a spring board to get them started with their build. If the program has to be held remotely we will have participants take pictures of their builds and share them to our Facebook page.

We are a public charter school and we will be hosting an afterschool event to embrace our students creativity. All community members are welcome to join in the fun.

Units of Inquiry for Grade 5
How the world works? Students will build a Super Human that will survive in 2050 for Dubai Expo 2020.

Provide materials , provocation and support for outdoor afterschool challenge

I am a Fourth/Fifth Grade Teacher at FernWaters Charter School in Salmon, Idaho and I am teaching a STEAM class to all of my students everyday. We have been collecting card board and we are ready to plan, build, create, but I am in need of some tools for my students to make something amazing. I want to host a Cardboard Event day where my students use the STEAM steps to make

During lockdown, the International French School of Sydney organises the cardboard challenge for the European sustainability week. Students are invited to create something amazing with recycled material.

Family STEAM Night: Host an evening at the library will there will be multiple stations available for kids and their parents/caregivers to participate in different activities that explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math.

After watching the short film, “Caine’s Arcade”, the story of a 9-year old boy and his elaborate cardboard arcade, the 3rd grade students at St. Mary Interparochial (Philadelphia, PA) will create their own arcade games made of cardboard.

Dr. Herrera’s Spanish classes will create games to invite the middle school to play games in Spanish.

Children will build at home and bring their creations to school to be displayed and interacted with in the gymnasium.

We will be investigating transdisciplinary learning through creative design

2 STEM classes (grades 1/2 and 3/4) will create arcade games out of cardboard. Then opposite classes will get to come and play the other’s creative games.

Students will be creating cardboard creations and sharing with our community. Families will also have an opportunity to put their skills to use making their own creations.

STEM students will be creating a scaled model of their favorite thing.

Intermediate classrooms

School-wide Global Cardboard challenge.

3rd, 4th and 5th graders will work together to create something spectacular.

We are so excited to be hosting a cardboard challenge for our Year 0-1’s (5 year old kiddies) on return to school from ‘a level 4 Lockdown’. We are planning to use the video to inspire our learners to ‘get creative, and create!
We will have a lead where we will share inspiration, books, models, videos, and collect materials, before having our children make something that they can share. Will will have a day where everyone comes together in the team (7 classes) to share their creations. Ideally we’d have liked to have had this school wide/community wide, but unfortunately with ‘Lockdown restrictions’ uncertain, we will have to see how this looks.
I can’t wait to share!

My Grade 4 Class will participate in this year’s Cardboard Challenge!

The media center will promote the challenge. Students will be able to work in the media center before school, during lunch, after school and WIN (What I Need) time. Students will be given supplies to work on at home if that is their preference.

Join the kids from the Lincoln County Youth Center as they tape and tear, empower and inspire in this year’s cardboard challenge.

During STEM classes, students will be designing and creating a tabletop golf course made out of cardboard. They will also be creating a couple obstacle courses for Lego robots to maneuver through. Students creations will be displayed during the event we are helping to host in conjunction with the Children’s Museum of the Magic Valley.

We host an annual cardboard challenge event in our junior high library at lunch time, spanning several days.

Khao Yai Home School second annual Cardboard Challenge.

Homeschool co-op challenge

Fourth graders will use their creativity to design, collaborate, and create

Learning from home Cardboard Box Challenge for 2S.

2nd graders at PC

Open to any Holy Spirit Schoool student during the COVID-19 2021 Lockdown.

Join us as we create a cardboard city!

This will be a culminating celebration of my classroom’s play exploration in cardboard!

All students in our K-5 classrooms will watch the Caine’s Arcade video. The school has already begun to accept cardboard donations. All of the cardboard will be placed in the lobby as well as supplies to use in creation. Each class will sign up for a time each day of the Cardboard Challenge week to come to the lobby and create. Individual teachers and grade levels will determine the parameters that they provide their class. All creations will be displayed around the lobby and school as they are finished.

Families/groups will sign up to participate. Come by the Star Branch Library throughout the week of October 18 to October 23, 2021. Recycled materials will be available as well as MakeDo tools. Make your creations at home and share with pictures or put them on display at the library by October 25. Participants earn a free book for being part of the challenge. Due to COVID restrictions, this will be a remote, family based program.

All classrooms in the school will “play” with cardboard and other recyclable materials as they create masterpieces to share with others. Students will practice the engineering design process while using critical and creative thinking skills. This may be done as a class, small groups, or individually.

Friends, family, community members, and kids of all ages, join us in celebration of the creativity and imagination of children everywhere using the simplest of materials: cardboard! Inspired by the short film Caine’s Arcade, the Cardboard Challenge is a global celebration of childhood creativity and the role communities can play in fostering it. We invite you to build something amazing out of cardboard, recycled materials, and your imagination. Screenings of Caine’s Arcade will play throughout the day in the Auditorium. Grab yourself a fun pass at the desk and come on down to play! Free for all. No registration required.

We will be combining a Cardboard Challenge with demos from our First Lego League and our First Tech Challenge robotic teams. Donations of non-perishable food will get you a Fun Pass.

Students and teachers will showcase their cardboard creations!

Centaur PS is currently in lockdown, therefore Mr Glasson has set a cardboard challenge for all students!! The object is to create something out of a cardboard box. It could be a game, robot, car, rocket, etc. Use your imagination to create something fun and share it on Google Classroom with your classmates!!

This is an opportunity for students to think outside the box and let their creativity flow!

Lewis and Clark Elementary School will host is first quarterly design challenge of the year! Our students will be participating in the challenge to design an item that meets and solves a real-world problem.

On October 16 we’ll have a variety of cardboard boxes along with materials to connect different pieces for an open creativity cardboard building program that will be open to the public for the entire day!

5 session camp for kids ages 8-13. ( Fridays in October, 1-2) Design, iterate, and create! Final projects will be showcased during community trick or treat event on Friday September 29.

Students in Years K – 6 from Jannali East Public School will be competing in the Cardboard Challenge.

Gifted students will present their cardboard creations to members of the community, parents, and students at Orange Beach Elementary.

Second graders will use their 21st century skills to create using cardboard.

To be held on the 30th of august

Grade 6 students will use their 21st century skills to construct their own cardboard designs!

Students will be designing and building a cardboard arcade game for the Cardboard Kindness Arcade for our whole school to attend.

I am an ESL teacher at a language center who teaches second grade. Another teacher will join me in asking his class to join the challenge. I hope to edit our event, as more teachers sign up their students. Our school has 280 students, so we’ll see how many we can get to join come September.
Right now, our plan is to have kids build most of what they want to make at home. When they bring it in, other students can collaborate and share ideas about how to improve the design, function, or appearance of each other’s projects and then help to put new editions or finishing touches on at school (The cardboard challenge day, Thursday, Oct, 7 this year) and then on Friday have the Day of Play (our administrator says must be within school hours, at our location).

Students in the Texas ACE Program will spend enrichment time working on their cardboard arcade and participate in a parent showcase on October 14, 2021.

Students will create their carboard masterpiece with the parameters given to them during the month of October.

This is a closed event. Year 5 students will be creating games out of cardboard, just like Caine did!

We are a primary school and we ask the children to make toys and games out of recycled cardboard and they have an afternoon to play with each other’s games.

Student Council Fundraiser

Let’s see what our imaginations lead us to create using. VBS cardboard.

MOMI, Museum of Imagination + Innovation is partnering with Bridgewater Commons to bring a day of creative fun to families in Central NJ. Children and their caregivers are invited to use their creativity to build forts in the Community Hub, using cardboard, ribbon, tape, fabric and their wildest imagination! The event will take place on Saturday, September 25th.

Event for children and parents in the community to make a cardboard city.

Cardboard Challenge

Moore Elementary School will host a 3rd-5th grade Cardboard Challenge Arcade Night for students, parents, and the local community.

Students will complete a summer camp working on a Cardboard Creation!

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fourth-graders work with partners to create an arcade game out of cardboard boxes.

I haven’t created an event yet. I want to approach my kid’s school with this idea and have a community event. I am signing now but knows that it can only take place in hopefully a few months after COVID will be rectify.

Our school will be participating in an afternoon challenge focused on the book What To Do With A Box by Jane Yolen. Students have access to one box and basic supplies to create something new.

Hi, to whom it may concern.

Here are a few of the images we know concern the preschool kids. These are things even if we have money but it’s hard to find them here in our shop.
Thank all of you for your support of our project we believe one day our effort and yours will pay
and those kids who will help them to rich they are dream they will grow up to help others in need and will see how one individual can make changes with what they have and where they are.

This is what I can come out with now, but if there is some material or staff you people think is good for us to have it such as a book or any staff that are a benefit for kids learning we will appreciate it so much.

This would be a challenge for students to use cardboard to create a function school item.

Las Maquinas de Cartón.
Encontrar personalidad a las maquinas que utilizamos día con día.

This cardboard competition is to create a model about anything you love ♥️

We will be hosting a cardboard challenge at Explorium Denton Children’s Museum on October 9th 2021.
Our maker space will have a large space for museum visitors to make cardboard creations.

Im porter and im 7 im intrested in hosting a card-bord chaleng.

Hello friends,
I want to invite you to a reading adventure. I will make a cool box fill with books. You can bring some books you will not use for put in on my machine. The best part is you can take a book! You will need to donate money for take one, it is the much money you can give for I can help poor people in the world who don´t have books and education. See you soon!!!👦🏻

From, Scarlata_88

i want smart people like caidene

Y6, Y5 and Y4 students will let their imagination flow during two weeks.
In teams of 3/4 they will create cardboard structures or games to be tested by Y1, Y2 and Y3 students.

We are a Primary School and we have a launch each term to celebrate our Learning Dispositions.
The cardboard box challenge works well with our dispositions of being innovative, collaborative, determined and proud.
We would have different categories and ask students in groups to complete the challenge.

the fun buld is a event were you have 30 secends to come up with something great or inspireing this challege is to adapt to both right and left of the brain

Kindergarten and year 1 students will participiate in the challenge.

Have fun with your family over the winter break and into the first week we return! The HMS Great Cardboard Challenge will give you and your family time to design, create, test, develop and celebrate your thinking and learning. Imagine what you can create! Will you be developing a Rube Goldberg, a mode of transportation, or an invention?

Creations by Soda Creek Elementary students!

make a among us from tinfoil to carboard

you use the materials around your house to make a strength tester!

i like cardbord

I like cardboard

Imagination at work!

We are truly inspired by the entrepreneurial journey of a 9 year old who created a Caine’s arcade using cardboards. We are hosting a cardboard play day for our school students on 28th January. This will give them an opportunity to design and create.

Make a cardboard anime character!

This January, my four Virtual Curiosity Club Kids are going to design their own cardboard toy arcade to help brighten up the Safer At Home orders currently in place because of COVID-19

Christmas Special

Irmak Schools’ 5th grade students will create their awesome cardboard games using recyclable materials and they will play their games with families in an online platform.

This is a Saturday Maker event for the parents and Primary students of Shen Wai International School

Wyatt would like to create an online cardboard challenge 🙂

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School-Wide Cardboard Challenge – Virtual Build a Gingerbread/Candy Land Cardboard House.

Design and build a house for the holidays. Only using recyclable materials, paint and decoration. Whatever you have around the house. Everyone in your home can help get creating!!

Deadline for submission Jan 8th 2021

The 3rd grade Rockets of Hawking STEAM Charter School 2 are working to change the world by exercising the 3 R’s: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Our 3rd graders will REUSE cardboard collected at home to create their own arcade games, just like Caine!

Virtual Event Birney Cardboard Challenge @ Home

11/20/2020 – 12/04/2020

This event will be for kid’s imaginations to be discovered.

We invite the CEDP schools to join us in a healthy competition of creative minds! What can you make with cardboard?

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It is a very great event and very fun, adults and childrens has invited

Last week, our family went to Pattaya and lived in a hotel.My kids found the foosball game and like to play it so much.So we got the idea to make a cardboard foosball.

I am a digital design teacher and I will lead my students to take this cardboard challenge in our class.

I am the Growth Mindset teacher at my elementary school and next week is CREATIVITY week. I thought this would be a great project to teach them remotely then allow them time to innovate on their own, checking in once a week with me to share their progress. Then, I will have a virtual event for our school at night. I would invite parents and community members as well as staff and students to showcase their cardboard box innovations. It would be kind of like a virtual science fair.

School-wide cardboard challenge!

For a class project

Students from the Make It Take It Class will create a way to transport candy safely to Trick or Treaters.

Virtual FirstGrade Cardboard Challenge Halloween Week.

Diseño y reconstruccion consolas para juegos con su carcasa de carton reciclado para ayudar a cuidar nuestro planeta de la contaminacion.

We are the 4th Grade students at Benjamin E Mays!

Students will display cardboard vehicles made from cardboard and recycled materials. The car show will be on display in the school parking lot during our annual Walk-a-thon fundraiser.

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Students will be participating from home during Distance Learning or off days of Blended Learning. It will be open to anyone who wants to participate. It is not required, but is so much fun, you will want to join in!:))
Through out the year, second grade BL students will participate in their science specialist class as well! Again, this activity is optional for all other students.

Year 5/6 students from St Anthony’s Primary School will be designing and building their own Caine’s Arcade.

During the pandemic many children in socio-economic less developed parts of Ecuador are not allowed to go out of the house. For months they were locked in their houses. Just recently the lockdown has lifted a little, but in the very heavy hit city of Guayaquil many parents don’t allow their children to leave their homes. School is online, sports are not allowed, playgrounds are closed. In order to stimulate their creativity and lift the boredom, the Fundacion Sonrisa Naranja is planning on organizing a cardboard challenge. We will provide the cardboard, since this is a poor neighbourhood, and the children will work at home. The result they will publish on Facebook and the foundation will provide prices for the most creative works. In this way we can stimulate the children and we still comply with the coronavirus legislations.

In conjunction with The Bourne Historical Society Daffodil Festival
For students within the Bourne School System, home schooled and non-profit groups/teams

This event is hosted by Kidspire – an NPO educational organization in Vietnam. Since, Kidspire has utilized a S.T.E.A.M. program as our platform for supporting children in their preparation to face the challenges they encounter upon leaving the orphanage and transitioning into their young adult lives.
the cross-student event between Kidspire’s students and a group of students from local Canadian International School.

Seven students from a one room school house, on a Maine island host their second annual cardboard challenge.

5th grade students will meet to build a new space for all of us, a renewed city. We will see some pictures as reference and divide the work in different categories, students will be able to choose one of these categories to work with: infrastructure to connect us with others, infrastructure to recreate among others, transportation methods to keep us closer with those who are far from us, machines to solve an issue we face collectively.

Children use available material from home, along with a cardboard box and create a game/toy.

Grade 3/4 arcade game math challenge

We will design and build at home and meet on line to show off our creations. Let’s have fun as usual and see what our imaginations create.

We will build in my class at BMES.

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At home cardboard challenge

We will host a small group of families to come build with us using our collected cardboard

We will be holding a virtual cardboard challenge with our students across our county!

Division’s 1 and 2 are engaging going to have an opportunity to explore their imaginations and unleash their natural creative talents on October 9th.

Students in Year 2 have designed and built cardboard arcade games and used Micro:Bits to create score counters. In addition, they are using the FIDS framework to modify their design and make it inclusive for people in society that may have an impairment or disability. They are following the FIDS process to help them empathise and understand that there are people in our community that do not have the ease of accessing the everyday things many of us take for granted.

In Pairs the students will reinvent a popular carnival game using cardboard donated from our local supermarket

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Virtual Learning Classroom Challenge

Panther Arcade 2020

O Workshop DIY Teatro de Sombra é uma exploração com luz, sombra e cor construindo uma arte cinética vinheta. Objetos do dia a dia são usados ​​como criadores de sombras com simples de usar fontes de luz e motores lentos para criar graça a cenas de luz e sombra. No final da atividade um parede colaborativa de iluminada criações cinéticas são feitas com as investigações individuais. Ao final da Oficina, os participantes poderão compartilhar as estórias criadas na atividade através dos Stories das suas redes sociais.

The 3rd grade class from Petersburg Elementary will be creating a cardboard arcade in their Elementary Science class.

Participants create something fun, useful, or beautiful from used cardboard and other upcycled materials.Whether it’s an arcade game, a rocket ship, a robot or something else! Bring it to the park for others to see your innovation and creativity. Let’s PLAY!

Box challenge

This is a school wide event, but we are distance learning at this time, so it will be done through zoom.

Make Something – Get Inspired, Plan, & Build

Gear up for the Day of Play with the Cardboard Challenge! Invite kids to build something awesome out of cardboard and recycled materials. Games, robots, spaceships… Build over multiple days or do it all on the Day of Play. Your choice.

Why Participate?
1) Creativity is the most important skill of the future.
2) The Challenge brings the world together around the value of creativity.
3) Students all over the world are participating. It’s a worldwide celebration of the genius of every person!

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At my house I will host a cardboard challenge

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This is a “remote” event to do at home with your child/children. You will bring your finished product to our address on Friday October 9th.

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From 12-16 October 2020, IGB International School students from KG to Grade 5 are invited to come to the Elementary School Design Lab to participate in making, design and creation. Students will be able to play, choose and experience such creative activities as cardboard creations, augmented reality, robot races, rock balancing, green screen photograph, and creating with LEGO.

Even though we are not on campus, we can’t miss this event! More than ever, we need to put our creativity to the test. Get some cardboard. Imagine the impossible. Create!

Send a photo of your creation to us, and we’ll make a school slide show.

We look forward to seeing your creations!

This virtual event will allow students from Angevine Middle School’s Pre-Engineering program to demonstrate what they’ve learned over the past few weeks regarding simple machines or aeronautical engineering in a fun and creative way!

Cardboard house with bottle game on top

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This virtual event will bring students in North Kitsap together to use creativity, engineering, and problem solving skills to create from cardboard.

Children ages 3-8 will try to use English to collaborate on a cardboard challenge: marble runs.

Now that we are all working and living in the pandemic-verse where a majority of our time requires us to be online it is even more important to facilitate opportunities for creativity, imagination, and making in the ‘real world’. CBHS students have been tasked to create their own versions of their favorite arcade game using cardboard or whatever they have available at home. They are to sketch, prototype, build, test, and play to learn. They are also encouraged to have family and their Covid-19 safe social circle to join them in the entire process. End results will be videos of their games being played.

We continue our cardboard games in the online process…

We will be hosting an online cardboard challenge at the Coeur d’Alene Library in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. To maintain social distancing and keep everyone safe, this will be a virtual event this year. Families can pick up free cardboard and an informational flyer at the library. Kids and families will build their cardboard creations at home. They will send us pictures and videos, which we will post online to celebrate the creativity of each child. Families can also drop their creations off at the library, and we will display them after a four day quarantine.