This event will be held once every 9 weeks in the Design Deck or Library of the Middle School.

We are a preschool that would like to create a cardboard challenge that both in-person and virtual students can participate in.

Our 2 students will make a creation of their choice. This is for our Science class.

The event will be held at school and link to our Science unit. Students will not only be immersed in the concept of creating an arcade game but also the moral aspects involved relating to the environment and sustainability.

Ashby’s All Stars are a group of amazing middle school students that have all had their challenges. They are excited to imagine, create, and play their inventions. They have been inspired by Caine and his arcade.

Due to Covid we are virtually teaching. To motivate the students and continue to inspire creativity and innovation at home, we have decided to participate in the Global Cardboard Challenge virtually, but all together. Our 2nd grade students will be designing, creating, and playing their cardboard arcade games at home and then sharing their creations and ideas virtually with their 2nd grade peers.

National call, via online resources and social media, to all children in Chile to imaginate and create in cardboard and other materials. Since we are in lockdown, we are hosting a virtual event, in a partnership between two organizations: CEPI and CMPC Foundation, both with several years of experience helping early childhood in our country.

Let’s Get Golfing! We will create golf courses because, whether inside or out, everyone deserves to play sports!

This year CSES students will join The Global Cardboard Challenge! Through the Cardboard Challenge, students will have an opportunity to use math, engineering and other STEM- related concepts, writing, design thinking, creative problem solving, sustainability, social entrepreneurship and more!

Haileybury City invite all students, along with their Father’s & Significant Men in their lives, to come together for an afternoon of engineering ingenuity. Join us online as we run through some handy hints for making cardboard ‘stick’, some planning ideas, and then share our creations.

the event is going to celebrate the happiness of Caines Arcade and we will play some games that we will play and create

Cardboard Arcade Challenge for Fathers Day at Kindy

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I have a maker space/ art studio in Austin TX. I found Caine’s Arcade very inspirational and would like to challenge my students to also be inspired by Caine.

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Students will create their own arcade game at home and share their creations over email.

I am a grade 2/3 teacher creating a virtual cardboard challenge for my families while they are staying at home during the Co-vid 19 pandemic. We will create at home and share virtually with our classmates.

Our year-end STEM challenge for our school will be done at home (because of COVID-19) and shared with classmates

I want to post a Cereal Box Challenge for my students as a STEM Project while we are out of school due to COVID 19 They can post pictures or email them to me of their creations.

Create a cardboard game that can be played by your family. Document your process by taking photos. After you have completed your game take a photo of the game and all of the creators. Finally take a photo of your game in action. We will be having a virtual meet-up to share our games. Please contact me (enola.romano@montclair.bccls.org) by 12 noon EST on Friday, May 1, 2020 to receive the login information for our Friday, May 8th virtual meet-up.

With schools shut down because of the Covid-19, I want to host a virtual cardboard challenge. My challenge to my students will be to create a game using cardboard.

Virtual Event during our stay at home learning time.

Use your imagination and cardboard to create a device for providing entertainment or improving your life.

Hutchinson STEM Magnet School’s Spring into STEM family event is being hosted on Facebook and happening in students’ homes this year due to Covid19. Our First Annual Spring into STEM Event will be the Global Cardboard Challenge. Families are encouraged to work together to create a game or activity out of cardboard that they can play and enjoy together outside in the nice spring weather. Designs will be featured virtually on the school Facebook page.

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Through online learning, I’d like to encourage our 3rd graders to be creative! I read them a story about Caine Monroy, in the book Stories for Boys Who Dare to Be Different.

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Brevard Public Schools is hosting a virtual cardboard challenge as a Visual Art Lesson while students are learning remotely due to COVID-19.

This event will be held virtually since there are stay in place orders in our county. We will encourage youth members to create their own game out of cardboard (or other available materials in their homes). We will then have them submit their videos to us, and we will share with the rest of the 4-H community. At a later date, we will have a celebration and hopefully get together to play everyone’s games.

This is an event where you can build anything you want and we all vote. The person with the most vote get’s to have a go in a claw machine to win fabulous prizes!

Students are given the Cardboard Challenge as an option to participate in a day of STEM at the Rock Academy.

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Right now, many of us may be finding ourselves with both an over-abundance of time at home (from practicing good social distancing) and an over-abundance of cardboard boxes (from all those deliveries). I was inspired by the Cardboard Challenge story, and would now like to challenge my Elementary Art Students and those interested in the Slippery Rock Community to use both of these resources and make something new – re-use the boxes or other recycled materials (like toilet paper rolls or empty hand sanitizer bottles) to create a sculpture, arcade game, or anything you like. When all this passes, we will host an exhibition to showcase what our community made. For now we can share our creations online.

Please watch Caine’s Arcade, Season 2 on You Tube to see how the Global Cardboard challenge began and to get inspired

Online Learning Challenge for UWCT!

This cardbored challenge is to lift our spirits and fight the challenge of boredom using cardboard.

The Electrifying Wolves April Break challenge! Join us for the arcade challenge of the year!

Ralston Intermediate School in Garden Grove is hosting an at home cardboard challenge. With the current orders to shelter at home, students have the opportunity to build and then digitally share their game!

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Right now, many of us may be finding ourselves with both an over-abundance of time at home (from practicing good social distancing) and an over-abundance of cardboard boxes (from all those deliveries). I was inspired by the Cardboard Challenge story, and would now like to challenge Art House 7 students and friends to use both of these resources and make something new – re-use the boxes or other recycled materials (like toilet paper rolls or empty hand sanitizer bottles) to create a sculpture, arcade game, or anything you like. When all this passes, we will host an exhibition at Art House 7 to showcase what our community made.

Please watch Caine’s Arcade, Season 2 on You Tube to see how the Global Cardboard challenge began and to get inspired.

Since our students are participating in distance learning during this unique health crisis, we are bringing some fun to them at home! Students and their families are welcome to repurpose the cardboard in their home into endless creative possibilities! We will share our cardboard creations with our 4th grade while will help spread joy, creativity, and keep us connected.

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During the time of isolation and lockdown, this is an opportunity for children to contribute to a 2021 calendar show-casing their amazing cardboard creations in photographs. Their photographs will be assembled into a family-centred activity calendar which will then be available to buy.

Our 4th and 5th grade students will design and create arcade games, and our K-3 students will come and play them. This is our 1st Annual Cardboard Challenge.

I want our whole primary school – ages 4 to 11 to be kids again! I want to get them creating and exploring and to be using recycled materials for a purpose and to be proud of what they achieve. I want parents to participate in recognising kids’ creativity and to take that chance to be big kids themselves. I also want to inspire teaching staff to build STEM into the curriculum at our UK school as we don’t have STEM. U.K kids are being let down by our Education system and engineering and problem-solving is being put at the bottom of the pile; smothered by literacy and Maths (and sports). Our future depends so much on the skills kids are being denied access to, and it’s so important that we encourage originality, fun and Cain’s attitude and to recognise that no matter how old you are playing IS learning!

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we wanted to host this event in multiple rural schools in Sindh province of Pakistan. we are in good relations with local government authorities and will engage them together along with other stakeholders, we are also looking to extend this event into out of school children in streets and villages in remote areas of Sindh province.

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Event in which it is sought that children and parents build and have fun creating things with recyclable materials.

Join us for our very first cardboard challenge where student will augment their cardboard models with technology.

Eisenhower Elementary has traditionally held a carnival in the spring for students and families. The games have been run by our PTA and teachers. Our Gifted and Talented program wants to add arcade games for our community to play this year. The date of our carnival is April 3, 2020.

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The International Charter School of Atlanta’s second grade students will put their creativity skills as well as their knowledge of force and motion to work as they build their own arcade games. Students will work in small groups and design, plan, reflect, then revise their games before presenting them for play to their parents and friends.

My son has been a miracle baby and has brought so much joy to our lives. To celebrate his first birthday and embrace creativity and resourcefulness, we are inviting friends and family to participate in an Awesome Cardboard Challenge. We will do fundraising for wildlife in Australia due to the fires.

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Join us for our 2nd Annual DIY Themed “Boxer Arcade”. Our students over at Oscar De La Hoya Animo Charter High School will be hosting their second DIY cardboard games, but this time the community is invited!

Students will be using cardboard to design and build models of innovations that demonstrate energy conservation and efficiency.

4th Graders designing and building their own cardboard challenges.

STEAM Day at Discovery World is a day full of interactive exhibits and fun activities that will help to build the bridge between art & science and encourage kids of all ages to get involved in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Design, and Math.

This will be a school wide event ( pre-school to 5th grade) for students and their families. Local businesses will be donating the boxes. Our Boardwalk Bonanza Maker Night will challenge families to create a boardwalk activity to be showcased in our Innovation Sandbox (media center).

Madame Rea’s Grade 2 students from Polson Park Public School will build arcade games on November 25th, 2019. Classes and parents will be invited to come and play our games and the money raised will be donated to a charity to be voted on by the class on November 25th. The students want to change the world in these ways:
help people in financial need
help the homeless
help animals in need
clean and protect the Earth
help police to keep us safe
have a world where no one gets cancer

Based on these interests, we will be voting on the following charities on Monday:
United Way
Kingston Youth Shelter
Kingston Humane Society
David Suzuki Foundation
Kingston Police Association
Terry Fox Foundation

We’ll let you know what we decide!

Replicating A school-wide Caine’s Arcade Where students will showcase their games in the gym and parents/families are invited to come play during the day/evening.

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Our 5-8 students are creating games for out 4K-4 students!

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4th and 5th grade students are going through the Engineering design process in order to solve our very severe problem of having no arcade games in our classroom. We are also going to choose a charity that matters to us to donate any arcade donations that we receive.

Our grades 3-5 students will design and create arcade games, and our K-2 students will come and play them. This is our 2nd Cardboard Challenge.

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We recently had a school craft fair playing an Angry Birds game to raise money for our grade level. Instead of throwing away the boxes we used for the game, we thought about participating on this challenge!

We Yone Child Foundation is the hosting the annual Global Cardboard challenge organised by Santigie Bayo Dumbuya Imagination chapter leader in Sierra Leone to create the space for children of all ages to design anything of they dream up. We are excited for our first time to join millions of other children and chapters across the world.

A cardboard challenge held in our new Makerspaces. Open to Prairie Middle School Students and the surrounding community. The event will be held this spring (Sy 2020) with date to be determined.

Our Chapter wishes to engage kids from vulnerable families to keep them busy during this holiday season when schools are closed so that the can avoid getting into negative vices like drug abuse and crime which is rampant here in Nairobi. we hope the kids can improve their creativity and learn skills like critical thinking, perseverance and teamwork which are very important in their day to day lives.

I love Caine’s arcade. “Imagine everything” is where everyone gets to imagine anything they want. People have to come with some of their boxes, and I will supply more boxes.

Students of 5th, 6th and 7th grades are expected to design and exhibit their future toys in a friendly atmosphere.

St Joes Catholic Intermediate School in Cornwall, Ontario, CANADA is fired up for our 2nd Annual Cardboard Arcade. In line with our STEM learning objectives, 4 science classes have collaborated to present this amazing and original Arcade. Having FUN and raising FUNDS (and food) for our local food bank!

Our cardboard challenge is to create simple designs to help our environment in a cold Canadian climate: clever shade creations for hot summer sun and low winter sunshie, planter boxes in the winter, wind wise designs…

Every month all Primary school students participate in the Mid-Week Challenge. This time we will join the Global Cardboard Challenge!

Our class will take part in the cardboard challenge. We will get into groups and brainstorm things we can create with cardboard!

Second Graders at the Walker School will host it’s annual Caine’s Arcade. An inhouse event only for primary school students, parents and other Lower School students. This event is always a hit.

We will have a Global Day of Play for our students.

Students from TK-6th grade will be creating cardboard creations! For a week student will design and create something out of recyclable materials. Some follow in the footsteps of Cain and design arcade games, while others create different objects. On October 25 we will have a showcase to display everyone’s creations.

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students will participate in a challenge to create a game out of cardboard.

Our grade 4 class will be doing a cardboard challenge of our very own- for the first time ever..

K-4 classes will be spending the morning immersed in cardboard. Students will be using their imaginations to make and create.

After reading our One Book One School book, Star Jumper, journal of a cardboard genius,
students will participate in the Creativity Fair: Cardboard Challenge.

Students currently enrolled in the YWCA of SEMA YWkids program in grades K-6, ages 5-13 will be welcomed to participate.

the phoenix fest is yearly cultural event celebrating diversity and the durham’s historical black wall street community.

Our class has collected cardboard from all over the school and have been working hard on our designs for the past few days. We were very inspired by the video of “Caines Arcade” and the book “Not a Box” by Antoinette Portis.

Students will be using their imaginations using recycled cardboard to create a product that they will then use and share with their classmates.

TED Kocaeli College is pleased to announce it’s third year in hosting a Cardboard Challenge.
This year, cardboard challenge means ROBOard challenge for TED Kocaeli College.
Our second graders will design their own robot models and present them to kindergarten students.

2nd Graders at Valley View Elementary are going to dream big and have a fun morning building whatever they can imagine using cardboard and recyclables and lots of tape and twine.

Our kindergarten through second grade students will be participating in the cardboard challenge at our school. Our older students will be participating in the Design for Change portion of the cardboard challenge as well. This event is closed to the public but will include several members of our community who volunteer with our students.

The only instructions that the children had were to build something with the boxes and to have fun.

Taking on the Cardboard Challenge by building our own games.A big focus is our six C’s Collaboration Cooperation, Character, Citizenship, Creativity and Critical Thinking.

My classroom will be making cardboard pinball machines.

The 4th Graders at Costello Elementary School will be creating cardboard arcade games in school and then inviting all students in the school to come play in the arcade.

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

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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.

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

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 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!!

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.

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.

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

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!

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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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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Stony Brook Elementary’s 2nd and 3rd grade learners spend time working through a design process to create arcade games made primarily from cardboard. The rest of the learners get to play on our Day of Play, Monday, October 7. After school, parents are invited to come and play as well!

16 kindergarten classrooms will create an original pieces of art using cardboard and other materials. Products will be displayed in the school for others to see.

AKOS team hosts its own cardboard challenge. Free for public to join.

Cebu Frobel 2nd graders to 6th graders will enjoy a day of creative learning while creating cardboard creations.

AIS students and community members will enjoy an afternoon of creative learning while creating cardboard creations.

Gutermuth Elementary 4th graders will create original pieces of art using cardboard and other recyclable materials. Products will be displayed in the school for others to see.

In all of our Tech Ed. classes next week each class will be creating a piece to be apart of our school wide cardboard challenge display!

AIM will be creating and playing arcade games during class

Guidepost Montessori at Yerba Buena is collaborating with Imagination Foundation because we both want “to find, foster and fund creativity and entrepreneurship in children around the world to raise a new generation of innovators and problem solvers who have the tools they need to build the world they imagine.” Come join us at our beautiful campus. We will supplies all the materials and the space to create, we are asking you to come and have fun.

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Magnolia ISD reimagines the cardboard challenge into a cardboard car show! Join us as we showcase iconic automobiles prior to the Magnolia Bowl.

Grade 2 students will be given a variety of cardboard that they have collected to share. They will be making a plan ahead of building day to get their ideas in place…of course there will be time allowed for adjustments to the plan. 🙂

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Oley Valley Community cardboard challenge and build kick-off co-sponsored by the Oley Valley School District and Oley Valley Community Library. We will open the doors to our middle school makerspace from 11AM – 3PM on Saturday, October 5. We will use it to kick-off a Halloween themed cardboard challenge and invite people to make masks, costumes or Halloween displays using a variety of cardboard construction techniques.

Celebrate creativity, imagination, and recycling with the Global Cardboard Challenge at the Brandywine Hundred Library. What will you build? All ages. Drop in.

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3rd & 4th GT classes from both campuses will participate in the cardboard challenge.

Clever Play is bringing the Global Cardboard Challenge to Bahrain for the first time. This edutainment event will feature a full day of workshop for families and educators highlighting children at creative play; collaborating in making useful things from cardboard and other recyclable materials. Crowds of families, expats and visitors will gather to celebrate creative communities and the boundless imagination of children and the youth. Art in the service of real-world problem-solving is the tale of the day, capped by innovative show-and-tell. Join us think outside the (cardboard) box!

This is my son’s 6th birthday party and he learned about Cain through a story book I bought him. He heard the story and we watched the video only to discover that the Challenge date is his actual birthday – October 5th! From then on he was convinced that was what he wanted to do for his party so his entire class and other friends will be getting together to celebrate and create cardboard style!!

This is a gathering of homeschooled students who come together weekly. The participants will be primarily grades 3-8. In small groups of 3-4 they will create a game or capture an idea and run with it using cardboard.

A crazy, creative and fun new experience at the Children’s Museum of Phoenix! Build, decorate, tinker and explore with boxes upon boxes of boxes!

Cardboard boxes of all sizes will take over our Atrium space. Trinkets and tools will be available to connect boxes, create openings, and more as the children explore this three-dimensional, child-centered exhibit.

Lakeland Joint School District 272 will be hosting a Cardboard Challenge event. Students and family members will be invited to attend this after school challenge at the junior high school. Cardboard, tape, decorations, and cutting tools will be provided by the school district. All community members may attend.

Students will build their own arcade games. We will charge $1 or canned food as admission for a fun pass and serve popcorn.

We are hosting a Cardboard Challenge at 3 of our buildings this year- Bradt Primary school (K-2), Pinewood Intermediate School (3-5), and Draper Middle School (6-8). Students will create projects made out of cardboard and will bring to school on October 24th where they will be displayed in our Cardboard Challenge Museum. Classes of students will visit the Cardboard Museum throughout the day and then families are invited to an evening event to celebrate the creativity of their children!

Creative spirits of all ages are welcome to join us for an afternoon of imagination and fun! 11:30am to 2:30pm – we’ll provide the cardboard, you provide the creativity!

Please join the Culver City Unified School District Family and the Elementary Makerspace Program students from across the district as we share our joy for creativity and ‘making’ in our 3rd Annual Cardboard Challenge showcase. Come interact with the games created by our students or dream up your own while on site and make it! We will be on campus with student-created games, interactive cardboard-based stations, and snacks/beverages for purchase to support our Makerspace program.

The Elmwood Community Center Cardboard Challenge is a family event occurring on October 5, 2019 from 1-3pm in the back green space near the gazebo. Everyone is encouraged to come and design, build and take home their individual creations. All cardboard will be supplied in addition to some cutting tools and duct tape to use but makers are encouraged to bring a roll of their own duct tape and strong scissors or cardboard cutters if you have them.

The 8th Grade Class of 2020 will make their own cardboard arcade.

We do STEM challenges on Fridays so this will be our focus for a couple Fridays.

Room 4 is hosting a cardboard city building contest. Build a city for the counting bears and keep the Kraken away. Will room 4 be able to keep the bears safe and build a thriving bear community?

Our students are creating an arcade to showcase how forces are used in games. Elm Grove students are problem-based learners and are working to answer this driving question: How can we use what we know about forces to create a game that others will enjoy?

Our class is hosting a Day of Play at Bayview Glen Public School on Mon. Oct. 7th, during school hours. Students in my class will be playing all of the student-created cardboard box games!

Join Soar in 4 for Manatee County’s 2nd Annual Cardboard Challenge, from 10:00 -12:00 on Saturday, October 5th, at The Bishop Museum of Science and Nature. PBS has joined our Soar in 4 family and Jet Propulsion, the main character, from Ready Jet Go will make a live visit! This event is free! For additional information visit www.soarin4.org

6th grade students will design their own cardboard arcade games and then host 1st grade participants for a day.

Join us as we use our MakeDo cardboard constructions kits to make innovative creations out of cardboard!

Cardboard challenge involving children from various areas of city to bring out the imagination

Classroom Gallery Walk to play classmates games.

Join us for an afternoon of fun and creativity.

Hyderabad Cardboard challenge will be back with Hyderabad mommies.

Kid will challange combining cardboard with electronics and robotics devices, such as Makey Makey, micro:bits, m:Bot, Lego WeDo.

On October 5, communities of children all around the world gather to create and build using cardboard, recycled materials, and imagination, inspired by the film Caine’s Arcade. Children will work collaboratively and creatively to assemble a cardboard creation from the provided “builder buffet”.

Your child is welcome to join us for a drop-off session appropriate to their age; snacks are provided for all sessions and lunch is included with the full-day drop-off session. Please plan to bring your lunch or dine at Café Nosh if you are participating as a family; snacks are provided for family participants.

Kindergarten – 8th grade students at Shelburne Community School in Shelburne, Vermont will be w working with their art teacher, Pete Boardman, to create a series of cardboard caves that will each serve as a miniature art exhibit. Students will build and decorate cardboard caves inspired by both ancient cave art and modern art. The caves will be installed for the artists’ families and friends to explore and enjoy at a community fundraiser. These young artists will plan out and build their creative caves in groups and will be tasked with creative problem-solving as well as working together to explore innovative and resourceful skills.

All technology classes at Vale elementary, 1st through 4th grade, will be joining in the cardboard challenge. It will be the same week as our schools fun run, with the theme of ‘game on’, which will coincidence perfectly with each other!

A chance to get to know other families while creating and playing together.

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Edward W. Bok Academy will be hosting this year’s Cardboard Challenge, and all STEM students and family members are welcome invited to attend!

Prior to October 8th, students will be encouraged to use their creativity and problem-solving to design and build a prototype that either solves a community problem or achieves a goal. They could create a new invention, improve upon an existing idea, make a fun game for others to play – the sky’s the limit! However, their prototype needs to be made mostly from cardboard or other reused materials.

There will also be other activities/challenges that students can participate in during the day, and a few special awards will be given to students who show exemplar creativity, craftsmanship, and utilization of the design process.

As we unpack boxes of supplies, we are left with perfectly good cardboard boxes. Why not use them to build and create!?! I will read aloud two books, “What Do You Do With an Idea?” and “What to Do With a Box”. Then I will allow students time to plan, design and build anything! This year I decided I will show the original Caine’s Arcade video after the students build, because last year many wanted to make arcade games when I showed the video before my Cardboard Box Challenge. This year I wanted the sky to be the limit, without any preconceived ideas. We will offer the students many left over craft items, along with other recycled items like egg cartons, paper towel tubes, toilet paper rolls, bottle tops, construction paper scraps, etc.

The Peabody Library is celebrating the Global Cardboard Challenge (officially October 5) all week long! Stop by the library anytime we’re open, to use our supplies and cardboard and see where your imagination takes you. Looking for inspo? Head to the official site: https://cardboardchallenge.com/. Are you making a cardboard creation at home or participating in another organization’s cardboard challenge? Let us know! Use #cardboardchallenge , tag us #peabodyinstitutelibrary and your cardboard creation could be featured on our Instagram or Facebook page!

This is our 2nd cardboard challenge, looking to be bigger and better.

Families are invited to join our 3rd graders in using their imagination to create cardboard games! September 19, 2019

The STEAM Carnival is a celebration on STEAM within our school community. This is a hands-on event where students and parents participate in STEAM challenges, maker projects, and hopefully participate in the cardboard arcade.

Everyone has to make at least one arcade machine but don’t come to the address just show pictures and I’ll choose the best one.

Students in grades K-5 and their families are welcome to join our 4th Annual Cassingham Community Cardboard Challenge!

Saturday, October 5, 2019
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Cassingham Elementary Playground

All materials are provided!

Each class will decide on a theme and create a cardboard representation of the idea. on the 6th of October the school will showcase and have a large gallery walk for all work to be seen.

The Dream Project is an educational non-profit organization in the Dominican Republic. DREAM supports early childhood education by providing Dominican children with a head start through our Montessori classrooms throughout the country. Our programs encourage play and exploration in a safe learning environment. We will be hosting our first Cardboard Box Challenge with our Montessori students. We are looking forward to integrating our families, community, and students to take part in this global event.

We are a non-profit organization called @inspiredr.org and we have been doing this challenge since 2015 but never has host one. We would like to do simple machines with our member. At end of the challenge, we are inviting the parents and family to show them what we have done.

The GT students will be using their daily 30-minute Challenge class working and groups in a project-based learning experience applying to the engineering process to building something from cardboard.

BUILD & PLAY
Children will make games using available resources. Children will be encouraged to tinker, play around, experiment, mess-up and try again.

SHARE
Children will transform the East 131st Street Library into a cardboard arcade to share their creations with parents, friends, and local community members. The point of sharing is to see that their creations have value to others.

Why Participate?

Creativity is the most important skill of the future, and the Cardboard Challenge is a powerful tool to foster it through playful learning.

The Cardboard Challenge brings the world together around the value of creativity. It’s a worldwide celebration of the genius of everyone and the simple things we can do to foster it.

Announcing Flux’s 1st Annual Cardboard Carnival! Join us for a day of creative play and making with cardboard! What can you make out of cardboard and other recyclable materials? A spaceship, dragon, or maybe even a submarine? Bring the whole family and enjoy a day of creating! Build cardboard creations together, take time to explore Flux’s cardboard castle and other creations, or take a turn at different cardboard carnival games.

Cardboard, recyclable materials, and common building supplies will be available, but please bring more if possible. Extra cardboard is a plus!

Please register for this event by going to – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fluxs-cardboard-carnival-tickets-70024010701

Event will be Saturday October 5th, 10am-Noon

Waupaca Area Public Library invites you to bring your imaginations to help create our own cardboard arcade! Invent arcade or carnival style games for other families to enjoy.

This event will feature grades 8th, 7th, and 6th. Students will tackle a real world problem and create solutions using cardboard and other recycled materials to do so. There will be music and maybe refreshments for the invited guest to enjoy and have fun.

Over the course of eight days, students will work in a mixed grade level group to create a cardboard prototype that solves a problem. They will use the LAUNCH cycle (John Spencer & A.J. Juliani) to guide them and will present their final product on December 13th.

Create our own “arcade” for students and siblings to enjoy after school!

Join us and help us create the Good Life Goals Cardboard Big Balls!

We want to complete 17 Cardboard Balls to represent each of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) to transform our world (More info about each goal https://www.un.org/development/desa/disabilities/envision2030.html)

Each Ball will be decorated with reflections on the goal, actions that the fabrication team feels they can take to contribute towards achieving the goal or questions they have about it.

Our Prototype (https://www.facebook.com/makenplay8/photos/a.277779662854085/408306359801414)

Our STEM Academy is hosting the Cardboard Challenge with all K-5 students. Students will plan and construct their projects on Fridays during their specials class as we promote and encourage innovation and creativity through a STEM lens. We are partnering with a local business to supply cardboard and various types of tape for the students.

We will host a presentation day on October 4th. Details for this event are still being ironed out.

The GT and Enrichment room will host a fun, creative and innovative experience!

This Cardboard Challenge is open to the public! Please plan to join in the fun of creating your own cardboard creation to share. Build at home with family or friends or come to build here with the Fenton Art Council. October 5th from 10:00 – 1:00 is the build time. 1:00 – 2:00 is time to play and share. More information at www.Fentonartscouncil.com

여름방학 메이커 캠프와 함께 카드보드챌린지를 개최하고자 합니다.
“주제는 1~2학년 동생들을 위한 놀이터 만들기”입니다.
4층 방과후 교실 앞에는 어린 동생들이 모여 앉아 스마트폰을 하며, 자신의 수업 차례가 되기를 기다립니다.
스마트폰을 하면서 상호 교류는 줄어들고, 스마트폰 게임의 시각적 효과에 빠져들면서 안타까운 장면들을 만들어내곤 합니다. 이에 동생들이 좋아하고, 즐겨 놀 수 있는 놀이터를 만들어 보면 어떨까 합니다.

Cardboard will be provided. Please bring scissors and tape.

It’s time to think outside the box! Join us Saturday, October 5th for the Big Box Build, a part of the Global Cardboard Challenge! Come play in our room full of boxes, large and small and let your imagination run wild. Is that box a castle? A spaceship? Maybe a truck? It’s up to you.

7th Grade Students will design and build unique arcade games made from cardboard.

Trabalharmos sobre a temática do “Desafio Global de Papelão”, pela ótica da arte, matemática, materiais recicláveis e eletrônica básica.

Join Port Discovery Children’s Museum in a celebration of imagination, creativity, and the city of Baltimore! We will play, grow, build, and show our love and pride in our city! The B’MORE BUILD-A-THON will take pace through the second half of September, beginning on Baltimore’s Defenders Day on September 12th and leading up to the Global Day of Play on October 5th.

The students will organize their own exhibition where they will be presented cardboard game models, where they will be invited by the school principal, student teachers, parents, and other guests from other schools, Centar Municipality, Ministry of Education and Science.

Each class will be given the task to create a village or city out of cardboard. Structures may include buildings, cars, streets etc. Students will present their cardboard communities at an organized showcase during the after school program.

Community building community! kidSTREAM Children’s Museum and the Pleasant Valley Recreation and Parks District invite the community to think outside of the box and build their vision for kidSTREAM Children’s museum. Gallery themes span the letters of STREAM: Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts & Math; reflecting the vast resources of Ventura County from the naturally beautiful topography to the region’s industrial wealth of agriculture, aerospace, and more!

As part of our Lights On After-School event October 24, 2019, our after-school students will make cardboard games. Families will bring the games to the council headquarters for burgers and fun. the kids will play their games and then have so’mores.

Two of our 3-4 classes will be creating their own arcade from boxes and recycled materials. Students will host other classes to come in and share their games.

We will be working as a grade level, and perhaps as a school, to complete the cardboard challenge.

After reading the graphic novel entitled Cardboard by Doug TenNapel two classes of 4th grade students from Wadsworth Elementary will participate in the Global Cardboard Challenge as part of the STEM/DREAM Enrichment programs.

Elementary and Middle school students will participate in the Cardboard Challenge during the last week of September.

A day to play with the cardboard kid’s Creation. Well invite the students of the other Neighbors schools

Students in grades 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th will use their imagination and creativity to create an everyday item out of cardboard and tape.

Middle school FUN!

STREAM event for the 1st six weeks.

Cardboard ARTplay day! This is part of a bigger event in Lexington, Kentucky’s Nature Hop. Our city is promoting play, nature and recycling efforts. We will have a U-haul full of cardboard (from our University’s move-in day) lots of duck tape, paint and more! This free event is open to ALL!

Students in the upper grades at St. John the Apostle Elementary School will create games made primarily out of cardboard. Students in the younger grades will have the opportunity to play the games on Friday, Oct. 4, 2019. A game room will be on display inside an empty classroom.

The beginning of each school year means new supplies, new books, and lots and lots of cardboard boxes that carried them to us! Let’s combine our love of creating with our surplus of cardboard and kick off our school year with the 1st Annual Desert View Cardboard challenge! The theme for our 1st challenge will be modeled after our inspiration, Caine’s Arcade!

Lets build a stuff with cardboard, cars, robots, buildings and many more

We will be building a cardboard city and a car race tracks to play for orphans, foster children and street kids around Kandy- Sri Lanka. And whatever funds we receive we will donate it to cardboard challenge.

The magic of the MOSAIC afterschool program in Bennington, Vermont will expand with excitement when MAU students from the Middle School and High School team up, mobilize and build an arcade to be proud of and enjoy!

K-12 students and families will be invited to create and display something out of cardboard.

The possibilities are endless! What can YOU create with cardboard?
Contact: lindsey.legrand@wacoisd.org for more information

Explorium Denton Children’s Museum is hosting its 7th Cardboard Challenge on Saturday October 5 from 10-5 during regular operating hours. Regular membership/admission applies.

The Merryhill Eagle arcade. Grades 3-6th will be creating arcade games out of cardboard and host an event for the PK-2nd graders to play and enjoy.

Students will use their imagination & creatitivy to design some sort of moving object using cardboard & other materials. They will “sell” these products using Green Screen Animation.

Talented and Gifted Students design and create arcade games with a theme. Students research a topic or theme and use their inventive and exciting game to impart their understanding and knowledge about the topic to their customers. We will present the arcade to our school community.

ילדים (בגילאי בית ספר יסודי), בואו לחצי יום של יצירה ויצירתיות מקופסאות קרטון!

לפני שאתם באים, סיפור מרגש של ילד בן 9 שיצר אולם משחקים משלו מקופסאות קרטון בחנות של אבא שלו. בחור אחד שסוף סוף הסכים לקנות כרטיס כניסה מהילד היה כל כך מוקסם, שיצר סרטון (הראשון) שנהיה ויראלי תוך זמן קצר.
בסרטון השני רואים שזה יצר גל ענק של ילדים שבונים משחקים מחומרים פשוטים בכוחות עצמם.
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faIFNkdq96U
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul9c-4dX4Hk

מדהים. היצירתיות של הילד מעוררת השראה!

והינה, גם ישראל הצטרפה לאתגר 🙂

Ulusal kartondan kendin yap mücadelesi Başta Sakarya ili olmak üzere, çevfre bölge illerinde ortaokulalarını aynı ortamda buluşturacak etkinliktir. Bu etkinlikte öğrenciler, yeni icatlar yaratmak ve tasarlamak için yaratıcılıklarını serbest bırakma ve başkalarıyla işbirliği yapmayı öğrenme fırsatına sahip olacaklar. Buluşları gerçek dünyadaki sorunlara karşı yenilikçi bir çözüm olacak.

This event is part of Don Mills Toronto Public Library’s weekly club in August, featuring activities that explore different STEAM concepts. In celebration of this year’s TD Summer Reading Club theme, “Natural World,” children between the ages of 10-14 can design and build a cardboard animal habitat. Registration required: https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/detail.jsp?Entt=RDMEVT26268&R=EVT26268.

On Fri. Oct. 4th, we will celebrate the creativity and innovation of CMS students. Come check out their cardboard creations!

Not sure what we are doing yet.

Be Your Own Inventor is a week-long, specialized summer camp for 3rd through 8th grade students at Chattanooga Christian School. In this camp, students will have an opportunity to unleash their creativity and learn to collaborate with others in order to create and design new inventions. Their inventions will be an innovative solution to a real-world problem.