CARDBOARD CHALLENGE EVENTS

Participants are asked to build time machines

Cardboard creativity day organized by the Leadership Ambassadors.

An opportunity for high potential and gifted students to showcase their creativity.

We would like to have fun with out students and parents. This year as a school, we use a theme Respect Nature. We start to reuse, reduce and recycle. We will create game box. We are excited!

Grades 3-5 will spend the day building a cardboard arcade

We would like to have fun with our students and parents. I believe that this is a good way of engaging people. This year, we have a theme that RESPECT NATURE so it’s important that we use 3Rs and respect all living and non living things. We will start to reduce and reuse, we will create our game box. We are so excited!

Each year we celebrate the Lights on Afterschool event across all of our afterschool programs. We will have over 40 sites simultaneously particiting in the Cardboard Challenge as the highlight of our event.

Students at Price Elementary and their families will be invited to make a game and bring to the event for everyone to play!

Our whole school will participate in the global cardboard challenge.

School-based celebration / STEM challenge where classes who opt in to participate will create cardboard arcades and visit one another to celebrate and honor the global cardboard challenge and Day of Play! We are a title I elementary school that has done this for many years and the students and teachers all enjoy!

We are doing a design challenge.

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.

Primera edición en Costa Rica. Evento abierto a todo público con estaciones para que participen por edades. Construcción de estructuras alusivas al espacio como cohetes, naves, planetas, estrellas,etc.

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

Come get creative with cardboard!

Join us for a day of creative play in the Twirl courtyard. We’ll have cardboard, recyclables and all the materials you need to build whatever you dream up!

Start thinking now of ingenious ways you can create something awesome out of cardboard. Then join us on October 8th and get creative! Work on your own or as part of a group… community, creativity, fun!!

Come Get Creative with Cardboard!

Join us for a day of creative play in the Twirl courtyard. We’ll have cardboard, recyclables and all the materials you need to build whatever you dream up!

Start thinking now of ingenious ways you can create something awesome out of cardboard. Then join us on October 8th and get creative! Work on your own or as part of a group… community, creativity, fun!!

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 gadgets or coding. STEAM 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.

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 community.

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.

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

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.

Playground Themed Cardboard Challenge

We are hosting a cardboard challenge day!

Students will culminate their cardboard challenge in a shared arcade experience

Hosting a Cardboard Challenge in my Morning & Afternoon Kindergarten classes

The fifth grade students are putting on a Cardboard Challenge for the students in grades K-4. They will be working in small groups to design arcade games. They are learning the Engineering Design Process and will use that to construct their game.

JC First Graders will be building and creating all day then sharing our great creations.

I am a STEM teacher at Sandburg Elementary. On October 7, the PTO will be hosting a Fall Festival. I thought it would be a great opportunity to integrate STEM into the event by having al 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders design and build an arcade that all the participants can play and enjoy. There will be approximately 60 games all made out of cardboard!

5th graders at the school will bring the projects to share with the grade.
The next day they’ll host their game on the black top during all the grades recess for other kids to play with promoting school unity.

Students and families will be challenged to create a game out of cardboard boxes. Using Caine’s Arcade as inspiration. The games will be added to our Lamar Arcade for students and families to enjoy.

Each day in October we will work on building a Cardboard Arcade.

Latimer students will use creativity, teamwork, and problem solving skills to make cardboard creations!

The students in my maker space class will use cardboard to make carnival games for the elementary classes on Oct.6

Year 2 Learners are currently inquiring into 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 gadgets or coding. STEAM 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.

Students will showcase their cardboard masterpieces for families.

6th Grade will design a cardboard arcade based on children’s books for the entire school to play and enjoy!

Classes will spend the day creating with the goal of sharing their creations with others in the school.

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.

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.

Valley Road School STEM students will create various cardboard sculptures utilizing the Engineering Design Process.
They will range from stationary, to movable, from table top to behemoth, only limited by students’ imaginations!

A grade 3 classroom challenge to build a cardboard game inspired by Caine’s Arcade. Students will use the engineer design process or the simplified version as noted in the Day of Play info and they will develop their competencies of character, creativity, critical thinking and more!

For decades, our cities have been developing as car-centric, public spaces are shrinking and becoming more privatized, space for pedestrians and free play is decreasing. However, the need to play and explore the world and interpersonal relationships through play is an important feature of every child and human being. The play gives us the opportunity to develop into flexible and imaginative beings. Playgrounds are becoming more and more standardized in order to optimize maintenance, regulations, but also to maximally reduce the risk rate for any error (injury). However, for the child’s development, it is essential to take a few steps back and allow children to face the challenge of what the play space is and how it can be recreated, and more importantly, how they can participate in its shaping and construction. ! Association Škograd with partners from the region is working on redesigning the playscapes together with children for children within the project RE:PLAY, while association La Villette moderates the process in which the children of Pančevo design a playground in their town! As part of Designweek, we want to build a world of dreams together with the children of Novi Sad for five days by playing and building that very world. In this way, by creating a playscape for playing, together with children and parents we will try to build that world by following their ideas and imagination. As the main building material, we will use cardboard packaging that we will collect for the workshop. The workshop will last for four days, you can register at the link for one day, but we hope to hang out all week and talk about this event for a long time.

We open up a cardboard area in our class for kids to work on all week putting out a plethera of supplies.

Students are broken into three grade bands 3-4, 5-6, and 7-8.
Each grade band will participate in multi-lesson challenge activities that include several topics
– Joinery
– Structure
– Scale figures
– Mini golf course design
– Caines’s Arcade

Students’ creations will be on display outside of the classroom. The mini golf and arcade games will be used at our after-school harvest festival.

We will host a schoolwide Cardboard Challenge

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.

Join Director Nirvan Mullick in celebrating 10 years(!) since the Flash Mob inspired by “Caine’s Arcade” took over Boyle Heights. It’ll be an amazing Day of Play at our new home on the LA City College campus, full of creative energy and cardboard creating!

FREE FOR THE FAMILY.

Westover Families are invited to come to the cafeteria to participate in our first Cardboard Challenge/Day of Play.
Come and make some new friends!!
The plan is to build cardboard creations for an hour and a half, then share our creations and PLAY in them.
Make sure to bring your camera!
If you have a Westover shirt or sweatshirt, it might be fun to show up as one BIG Westover Family. Your family can wear RED clothing, but it is not necessary.
Please plan to stay and help clean up, if you can take a bag of cardboard home to recycle that would be helpful.
Families should bring at least 4-5 boxes for their own team. If you have extra boxes, please bring them to share.
Each family must bring their own tape, at least 3 rolls. Packing tape and duct tape are recommended.
Please plan to stay and help clean up, if you can take a bag of cardboard home to recycle that would be helpful.
There will be no food available, please feed your children before you arrive and bring your own water bottles.
Can’t WAIT to play!!

I’ve developed a cardboard shooting range. You will use nerf guns to shoot moving rocket targets to try and get a prize.

Khao Yai Home School third annual Cardboard Challenge. Can we top last year’s creations which included “Da Baby Car” and “Cardboard Seismograph”?

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!

We will create and build with all things CARDBOARD for the Global Cardboard Challenge on October 1.
Join us in our Makerspace from 10:30-11:30 or 2:00-3:00pm to particpate.
Children’s Museum and Theatre of Maine ticket required for all attendees.
Timed visits run from 9am-4pm each day (9am-12pm, 10am-1pm, etc)
We ask that you arrive and exit as close to your ticket time as possible.
Free with admission activities and programming each day (check with the front desk for daily offerings) with
access to three floors of state-of-the art exhibits.
To make a reservation, or to purchase a ticket in advance, please visit us at
https://www.kitetails.org/visit

Explorium Denton Children’s Museum will be hosting a Cardboard Challenge day at our museum. We will provide all the tinkering tools for learners to build and create with cardboard.

This is our first Cardboard Challenge! Please come join us to use your design cycle skills and creativity to make amazing things out of cardboard with your family and friends!

8:30 Set Up and Plan
9:00-10:30 Make and Compete
10:30-11:00 Clean Up and Awards

Organizing children to draw, create and show their talents

We are excited to participate in the Global Cardboard Challenge. We are inviting our students to participate with their families in a day full of fun! Bring your cardboard creations and show the school and community what you built!

During work week, Kate shared a short video of a young boy Caine, his cardboard arcade and the stranger who discovered him while shopping for a car door handle at his father’s auto parts shop in Los Angelos. The Chestnut team was moved (almost to tears) at Caine, his imagination and the magic of humanity. The Imagination Foundation was inspired by the global response of the short film “Caine’s Arcade.” Through their website, we discovered that the Global Cardboard Challenge and Day of Play are being celebrated together this year. We also value every child as a creative, full of potential and critical thinkers of the 21st century. Therefore, we decided to host an event!

Please bring some cardboard, recycled materials and/or any other object that can be given another life in the minds and hands of a child!

www.cardboardchallenge.com

Agape Missionary Church and Restoration Outreach Programs are hosting their first and combined events for the children in our church and neighborhood.

Unleashing Potential will host the STEAM Unleashed!: Creative Cardboard Jam on October 1st, 2022 at Immanuel UCC in Ferguson! Please join us for a fun filled Saturday Day of PLAY. We will have Cardboard, Crayons and a Cereal Bar to keep the creative energy high as we build and play. We’ll have tools and materials for kids of all ages to create, set up and showcase their arcade games and creations, special artists and guests and so much FUN!
Date: October 1st, 2022
Time: 9am- 12noon
Location: Immanuel UCC [221 Church Street, Ferguson, MO 63135]

Join us for the 2022 Global Cardboard Challenge!

Families with children ages 3+ are invited to join us for a morning of creativity & fun! Build anything you can dream up using cardboard, recycled materials and your imagination. We will be set up at the Cubberley Community Center Amphitheater from 3:30-5PM.

We will have plenty of supplies on-hand including cardboard, twine/tope, duct tape, and cutting tools. You are welcome to bring additional items if you like.

On Saturday, October 1st, or on another day in October, families are invited to play and create something using cardboard and other recycled materials. The cardboard challenge will continue at school throughout the month of October with materials available in the Makerspace for students to make cardboard creations. We will also be creating a cardboard community in the LMC. Everyone is invited to join in the fun by creating a building, vehicle, tree, or other item to add to the specially constructed community. Families are invited to stop in during Parent/Teacher conferences to add their own special touch to make our cardboard community complete.

Students will explore by building with cardboard.

All five second grade classes will be participating in a day of creativity and innovation. Looking forward to it!

My 5th grade class will celebrate Cardboard Day by engineering some great cardboard creations!

Students will create a game/creation to be enjoyed by classmates during math class all day! They are only using recycled materials from home to build their creation. Students are excited to share their problem solving creative minds with one another! #mathproblemssolvedhere

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

We want to include as many classes as possible to join our first annual STEAM Cardboard Challenge at Walnut Park Elementary. We hope to fill our Multi-purpose room and immediate outdoor area with new inventions using cardboard and make it a game-filled day. Invitations to parents will be sent out so they can participate and join us on the game day scheduled for September 30, 2022.

After learning about Caine and seeing his perseverance, my students will be challenged to create their own cardboard game. Students will then share their creation and will take turns playing each other’s games. Hoping to get other teachers on my grade level to also participate.

All students at our school create something using cardboard. There is a parent and community showcase.

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Our 3rd grade Stony Brook students are showing of their cardboard creations for the rest of the students to play with in the afternoon during school hours and to parents and the community at large to play with from 4:00-5:00.

2022 Day of Play is on October 1st and is the time for Global Cardboard challenge. This is an event curated globally to celebrate the success of the documentary movie ‘ Caine’s Arcade ‘, based on the true story of the creative mind of a young 9 year old boy Caine.
It will be celebrated on 29.09.22, Thursday at HIXS.

EY learners (3-6 yr olds) have been asked to bring cardboard boxes to play and create with during their collaborative play time on Thursday 29th September 2022.

Our year 2/3 class have been learning about ‘chance and probability’ this term. We have also been exploring ways to recycle and upcycle to help minimise the rubbish that ends up in our ocean. As an end of term project we will collect cardboard from our school community and design a range of games for an arcade. We will invite our fellow students and parents in to participate. This is our first time participating so we are a mix of excited and ‘not sure’ how to go about everything but we’re going to jump in and see where the journey takes us.

For days for play in central Mexico: Sep 29, Oct 7, 14 and 21.
Lots of games, including cardboard challenge.
Free

Hosting during our tutorial period for grades 6-8.

Hosting during our Tutorial period for grades 6-8 students

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

Baby TALK Cardboard Challenge

Collaboration of Baby talk inc and Decatur public library

Join the Library! at Collister for the Global Cardboard Challenge, celebrating creativity and upcycling! We’ll be constructing a large marble run from cardboard that will then be displayed for the rest of the month. Open to ages 6+.

Grade 1 students participating in cardboard challenge together.

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.

3rd-5th grade students will be using cardboard to create something that helps the community.

We will be participating in a school-wide Cardboard Challenge. Our students will have the opportunity to explore cardboard of all shapes and sizes during their free play time in our Multi-purpose room!

Design and engineering challenges

3rd and 4th grade students will use the design process to create things that can help the community using cardboard.

Our beautiful school at Lindenow South has been exploring using cardboard. We have been inspired by Caine and his arcade. We are going to have the whole school participate in a Day of Play on September 14th. We can not wait to share our arcade games with each other and the wider community. On our day of play, we will play cardboard arcade games, outdoor games, and indoor games to promote the power of play. We look forward to you joining us.

Students will build a little down out of cardboard!

Students at CANS will participate in the cardboard challenge during makerspace class.

CVC WITH LOVE Would like to organized a cardboard challenge event with a topic : Mascandola
SPICIES – WHY WE NEED TO CARE? For refugee living in Githurai 45
learning about mascandola species ,make models on how refugees can be integrate in the host family, by that cvc with love will organized an event where by local community will be invited to take place and refugees will share the challenge which affect them in the host area, thereafter refugee will share about they culture and after that they refugee children will clean the area environment and from the that event refugee children will come up with different materials to show to the local community how to make traditional fire and other different type of utensils used in Africa during our fore father.

CVC WITH LOVE Would like to organized a cardboard challenge event with a topic : Mascandola
SPICIES – WHY WE NEED TO CARE? For refugee living in Githurai 45
learning about mascandola species ,make models on how refugees can be integrate in the host family, by that cvc with love will organized an event where by local community will be invited to take place and refugees will share the challenge which affect them in the host area, thereafter refugee will share about they culture and after that they refugee children will clean the area environment and from the that event refugee children will come up with different materials to show to the local community how to make traditional fire and other different type of utensils used in Africa during our fore father.

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.

School Cardboard Challenge

We will work with gifted students to create and invent with cardboard.

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5th grade students will be investigating the design process and will create cardboard masterpieces following the unit.

What can you build with cardboard? Create at the Idaho Falls Public Library and participate in the Global Cardboard challenge. For ages 10-18.

Kids will show up to build their own projects using cardboard to shape their ideas and bring them to the real world.

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.

Art show and Cardboard Challenge

4th & 5th graders will create Arcade games for K-3 students and parents to come play on Monday, Oct. 8th

Local Children’s Museum – create masterpieces using tape and cardboard pieces! Teams of 1 parent and 1 child.

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

club with 20 elementary students

Open to the Fishers community, this day of creative play and open imagination invites local families to come and flex their creative muscles! Launch Fishers, in partnership with the Indiana IoT Lab: Fishers, will provide cardboard boxes, construction paper, markers and tape. From 10am-2pm, kids and parents can come build whatever they can dream up! Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

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

5th graders are invited to Rendezvous Upper Elementary School in Driggs, Idaho October 1-3 to learn about planet environments in our solar system. The challenge will be to build a model shelter for outer-planetary survival! Will your team colonize Mars or Mercury? What would you need to survive these unique environments? Creations will be showcased later in the month at a special event with Wyoming Stargazing. Explorers, get ready for fun with cardboard, STEM and the solar system!

Enjoy an opportunity to collaborate, learn, and build things with cardboard. Appropriate for children and their families.

We are celebrating a “month of play” in our new Makerspace! Students in grades 3,4 and 5 will be inspired by Caine’s Arcade to make their own unique creations, out of cardboard.

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

7th grade students create a cardboard games for 1st grade students for improve their learning and communicating skill. 7th grade students are aiming to create a scientific concept while doing creative work.

5th graders are invited to Rendezvous Upper Elementary School in Driggs, Idaho October 1-3 to learn about planet environments in our solar system. The challenge will be to build a model shelter for outer-planetary survival! Will your team colonize Mars or Mercury? What would you need to survive these unique environments? Creations will be showcased later in the month at a special event with Wyoming Stargazing. Explorers, get ready for fun with cardboard, STEM, and the solar system!

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Students will create cardboard creations during the week of October 7th during library/makerspace times in honor of Day of Play October 5, 2019.

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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.

Transiting from 5th grade to the middle school.

As our first Genius Hour project designed to inspire of creativity and innovation, Discovery’s third grade PEAKS students will take on Cain’s Cardboard Challenge!

Cevam will give its students the oportunity to be creative.

The early years learners are spending their collaborative play time creating and innovating with cardboard boxes and recycled materials.

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.

Cardboard challenge

We will have multiple MakeDo kits available along with copious amounts of cardboard and other recycled/re-purposed items for participants to use to build, build, build!

Our school focus is Health and Fitness. Our 2nd class will team up with another six grade class (working in small groups) to create board games (similar to Candyland, Chutes and Ladder, Monopoly, etc…,) that will center on our theme “Eating Healthy or Staying Fit. They will plan, design and create the board games using cardboard, masking tapes, markers and construction papers. This activity will be completed in two days.

It is going to be my fiends playing every game for a few hours

During the week of October 8th, and with inspiration from Caine’s Arcade, grade 4, 5 and 6 students will use the design thinking and engineering design process to plan, and create a cardboard creation that has one or more energy tranfers like a Rube Goldberg machine.

4th and 5th graders created cardboard arcade games

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 Big Day of fun is our annual family get together. I watched Caine’s cardboard challenge in a STEM training and would like to combined our Annual Big Day of Fun with the card board challenge.

As part of a National Land Use Day event with speakers and garden explorations we will have a cardboard arcade at Melva Davis Academy of Excellence.

LMS Makerspace Club will make creations out of cardboard.

Each grade level will use a different type of cardboard to create a cardboard structure in groups.

Rockford Lutheran hosts their annual Science Night on Tuesday, February 27th from 5:30-7PM. This year, fourth graders have taken the cardboard challenge! Come check out their unique engineering.

The fifth graders will work in teams to create something out of cardboard and tape. The students inventions will be displayed on October 6 to celebrate Global Cardboard Challenge.

Students will participate during our connect time. They will work in teams to create!

We are hosting a school wide cardboard challenge day on Friday, October 4th. Students are working by themselves or cross age buddy classes to design and create their cardboard creation. We will showcase the students’ work on October 4th.

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

At Baker we don’t only think outside the box, we play inside the box! Join us for an afternoon of play, creativity and family with a child’s favorite toy, the cardboard box. We will provide the boxes, you bring a box cutter and tape.

After being inspired by watching the Caine’s Arcade videos, students are creating games to be played at a family night.

GT students in third through sixth grade will host a Family Fun Night to showcase their cardboard arcade game.

In the Month of January 2019, 2nd – 5th grade students will participate in a Cardboard Challenge during their recess time, which is called Time 2 Tinker. Children will freely explore, create, and invent cardboard creations of their choosing.

All students will engage in design thinking and challenges during their scheduled media center classes for the entire month of October.

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This event will take place during our third grade students weekly Makerspace class. They will spend four classes taking a design idea and bringing it through the design process until a prototype is created and functioning.

Students will be challenged to individually or in pairs or teams create a city within a box.

I would like to host an card board challenge event.

Khartoum International Community School, (KICS), will be joining the global Cardboard challenge on Sunday the 6th of October, 2019.
This will be a whole day event involving our Year 9 students who will be designing and making cardboard products using recycled materials.

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

A whole school cardboard challenge based on the theme ‘Amazing’. Students from years K-6 all work in small groups to create their amazing constructions.

Potluck and Cardboard Arcade created by the kids at Earl’s Garage

We’re looking for people who love building cardboard arcade games! Each person who attends is an awesome person! Also bring lots of cardboard! Thanks and we hope you will attend!

Waukesha West High School project based learning students are hosting a day of play today, 10/16/18 to benefit Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. $1 for 5 plays or $5 for the fun pass (unlimited plays).

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Students at Timson Hill Preschool will have a maker space set up on Friday, 10/6. Inspired after watching “Caines Arcade” on YouTube. I can’t wait to share what they create!

Join us for the Cardboard Box Challenge – a fantastic annual event at St John’s! A great morning of fun, exploration and creativity, this event is aimed at pre-school and primary-school kids. With the simples of materials – cardboard, pens, scissors and tape, what can you create? Prepare to be amazed!
Saturday 3 February 10am-1pm at St John’s Hall, 109 Dawson St, Cooks Hill

The children will use their imagination to create structures from cardboard

Grades 2-4 working together through the Design Think Process, Steam Based

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

Team AKOS is participating in this years Day of Play Global Cardboard Challenge. This will be a public event with refreshments.

2nd Marymount Monumental Cardboard Challenge. Students and parents are invited to design and construct monuments and games from allover the world.

Students in the after school program will compete against each other to create arcade games out of cardboard.

Students in grade 3 to 5 create their own arcade game. Some students work independently most in a group. When completed, K to 2’s will go to gym and get to play their games.

Come join us for this fun and innovative time where
students are given the creative freedom to create
and build with cardboard.

Year 4 Students @ the Gardens School – first ‘Maker’ challenge!

Evento de uso de papelão realizado pela Casa de Makers e escolas parceiras.

Our after school program is hosting a community event to promote parent and community involvement. The theme is “building” a Brighter Future. The cardboard challenge highlights this perfectly.

Cardboard Challenge

Bishkek International School is celebrating the Day of Play and the Global Cardboard Challenge!

School Wide Cardboard Box Challenge

Imagination, innovation then creation! Let your ideas run wild and be crazy and fun! Design, plan, implement and create!

Inviting all Richmond-Area Homeschoolers to come play our Cardboard Arcade!! We have been working on our game designs & would like to share the fun! Please join us on Thursday, November 1st from 10:00 to 10:30 at the Little Ozone (10193 Washington Hwy, Glen Allen)! We’ll have light refreshments & popcorn for all who come by.

We will be selling 1 turn for $1 or fun passes (500 turns) for $2.00. If you can’t pay for any reason, we will be giving away fun pass scholarships.

If you or your homeschool family would like to bring your own arcade-style game to let people play, we challenge you to bring your own design! This is part of a Global Cardboard Challenge! Let’s make it big!

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

Baby Siena celebrates her first ever Cardboard Challenge at home!

We are hosting a school-wide cardboard challenge during specials!

6th grade science students at the Norwood-Norfolk Central School District are creating their own cardboard arcade and other games.

Students working during “open library” time. This is their 20% time project.

All K-5 students at Queen Anne Elementary will participate in the Global Cardboard Challenge between September 30-October 8, 2019 as part of the MakerSpace curriculum!

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.

Bradley International is hosting a Cardboard Challenge!

This is beginning as a Maker Space Club after school at Galvin Middle School. It meets for 8 weeks and students will present their creations at a Whole School System (pre K-12) STEAM EXPO held April 25, 2018 at Canton (MA) High School.

Welcome to Cardboard WIPEOUT! 20 contestants can compete for $100. They will go through very hard obstacles & 4 different rounds.

My grade 3/4 class will be participating in the challenge.

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

This is Waterford Schools 3rd year participating in the Global Cardboard Challenge. It all began with the idea that students could create their own learning and have fun doing so. The bonus was that teachers could take on a different challenge, using an engineering design process and mentor students in the process. Students have embraced the idea of using their imagination and have learned new building skills to create in the process.

This year our event has grown from the 3 elementary schools, Schoolcraft, Grayson and Riverside to include Haviland, Beaumont, Cooley, and Donelson Hills. We will even be including a high school class who will take on the challenge and CAD their designs before building their prototype. Each of these schools will come together on Wednesday, Oct. 18th at Kettering High School and share our Day of Play with each other. We hope to see over 200 participants on our Day of Play come out and enjoy the creations.

Families of Lafayette Elementary celebrate Imagination’s Day of Play with participating in the Global Cardboard Challenge. Help create something out of nothing and support building engineering concepts in our students. Materials include cardboard, scissors, hot glue, markers, string, and tape.

CARDBOARD CHALLENGE

This is a closed event for 7th grade students at Dunbar Middle School. We will build 9/30-10/03 in class and play the games on 10/04.

Student Council Fundraiser

Fourth graders get creative!

Our class will be creating arcade games to play with our kidergarten and first grade buddy classes.

Our scouting group will build an arcade and bring the games to a fall festival where other kids can play and make their own games.

3rd and 4th graders prepared games to participate the global cardboard challenge.

2019 GBCS Global Cardboard Challenge!

Saturday, Oct. 5th, 8:30 – 11:30 AM

Please join us for this fun event where families create and build together. Materials will be provided, all ideas are welcome! Children must be accompanied by an adult.

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.

The grade 5/6 classes have created cardboard arcade games for the other students to play.

Cardboard Challenge

Students from different classes decide, as a class, a theme for their cardboard challenge. It could be an arcade, a robot factory, a minecraft biome, etc. Students will spend about 4 days, one day per week, to design and build complete their challenge.

Students designed arcade games to host a carnival at our annual Grandparents Day.

Students in all grades K-5 will work to make cardboard creations that connect to our 50th year school anniversary theme of space! Our Armstrong Rockets will work collaboratively to solve problems, think critically, and create something out of this world!!

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

Our event will be in downtown Knoxville on October 14 from 6:00-9:00 pm

American Union will host their second annual cardboard challenge!

Students at the Sierra Vistas campus of Center for Academic Success in grades Kindergarten through 4th grade will design and build their own original creations using cardboard! Hosted in CAS’s brand new elementary Makerspace, the 1st Annual CAS Cardboard Challenge will encourage students to think “outside the box” and show off their engineering skills! Their cardboard creations will be on display in the Makerspace the week of October 1-5, 2018.

The third, fourth and fifth graders created a cardboard arcade using only recycled materials. They made over 65 games in different groups! We are having a school-wide day of play to celebrate their highly imaginative and creative games!
(The celebration is not open to the public.)

We will hold our cardboard challenge on Friday, October 4th. Students will create out of cardboard and bring their project to school on a day when our building is open.

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

All students PreK-12 in our school district will work together in mixed groups to create a cardboard arcade game. Then students and community members will be able to play each other’s games.

Students are using cardboard and other recyclable materials to create any game or structure of their choice. This is our first time in the challenge, teacher included, so I’m leaving it open to interpretation.

Library Lunchtime activity to build something with cardboard– maybe costumes, maybe something else

Duncan MacMillan High School Grade 3 will be participating and constructing!

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.

The young (and young at heart) are invited to build their dreams using cardboard, recycled materials and lashings of imagination. This hands-on initiative encourages makers of all ages to unleash their creativity, and hone valuable skills like critical thinking, resourcefulness and perseverance. Embrace the spirit of collaboration at this joyous community event.

Organised by the team at Maker Faire Adelaide and hosted at Hybrid World Adelaide, our cardboard challenge is open all day (10am-6pm) at the Tonsley Innovation District, 1284 South Rd, Tonsley, Clovelly Park, SA 5042

https://hybridworldadelaide.org/public-program/maker-faire/

Engineering class building their own cardboard arcade

This is the second year that our Primary School will be hosting a cardboard challenge at MEF schools in Istanbul Turkey. We are very excited to participate againl!

Junior High students make and design pinball machines. Classrooms sign up to play. Students bring money to play. Students receive tickets from every game. They use these tickets to buy prizes that have been donated. The money raised goes to a local charity.

Students will design an arcade game, create it using cardboard, and present it during indoor recess in the lunchroom. This is a Gifted project that will be ongoing.

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).

The Magic of New Beginnings is our theme this year and students will create a new game or ride to be at Disney World

Stage 3 PIP

Global Cardboard Challenge

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

Come to the arcade admission 5 dollars money goes to open world cause water

We are bringing together school children from across Goa to this edition of the Global Cardboard Challenge.

Dentro del festival de la educacion publica, se ha habilitado un espacio de juego en el contexto de Desafio Carton

Students have an exhibition of their work: games, animals, giant sculptures, and collographs! It will be interactive!

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

Our first attempt to engage students in putting play and imagination squarely in the classroom where it belongs. Fully inclusive activity for all special populations!

We challenge 1st cardboard challenge with about 120 students from 4th to 6th graders during 1 week.
They will make somethings those are fun, cool or weird.
We tried maker movement in public elementary school curriculum from this year.
This can be a new challenge for our students and teachers.

To be held on the 30th of august

It’s time to create, play and share with the world, create your own idea, your dream, create your idea of a better world. At this year’s Teens Code Conference we want you to be creative.

STEM Day will consist of six sessions per grade level of engaging STEM activities. During the students rotation time for PE/Music, they will participate in the cardboard challenge. Our gym stage is full of cardboard, duct tape, and markers. We are ready for the imagination to start overflowing as the students start building.

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

Cambridge School Cardboard Challenge

Cardboard challenge for our school grades PreK – 6

Each class will build a something using recycled materials.