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Cardboard Challenge hosted for Center School District at Indian Creek Elementary.

The Big Buddies from SDCI Intensive Work Internship Program will be planning and creating a cardboard arcade for our Little Buddies from North Meadows elementary school.

We’re raising money for the HERE FOR GOOD campaign for Trinity Presbyterian Church and having a great time playing and making things together!

To wrap up our inquiry unit of systems, our 2nd graders are creating a school arcade.

Children of all ages are invited to create anything they can imagine using cardboard, recycled materials and any other found items of their choosing.

Grade 4-5-6 Class Creating a Cardboard Arcade to Share with K-Grade 3 Students

Banjo’s STEAM Arcade will launch STEAM programs across our Junior School (Prep to Year 6). During National Science week students from Prep to Year 12 will research arcade style games then plan and design their own arcade game made from mainly recycled materials. I am in the process of contacting local gaming businesses to visit our College and speak to students about their design. This project is an authentic, hands on investigation which allows our entire school community to connect the science learning and understanding of the classroom with real world experiences. Each year level will have a specific arcade design challenge that is aligns to the science and technology curriculum covered in term 3. For example: Year 4 classes will investigate the push and pull forces in pin ball machines and magnets because their science unit concentrations on forces. Throughout this process, students will utilise engineering, arts and maths skills as they work collaboratively to plan, design, evaluate and play their arcade games.

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This Cardboard Challenge will be part of Grace Pointe Naperville’s Day of Play on July 21, 2018 from 9am to 2pm at the Naperville Riverwalk Grand Pavilion. We will have other games and activities available.

5th grade scholars during our PACS University Unit.

Students at UNIS Hanoi: this is your chance to build the game you’ve always wanted to play. On Saturday morning, 19 May 2018, build your version of an old classic like Wack-a-Mole or Skeeball, or even invent something totally new. Prototype it, improve it, and your design may end up in our MS/HS student recreation center for next year!

School class event

Students use Engineer Design Process to engineer a project using cardboard.

we host a summer scheme every year, this year we want to offer our children more opportunities to challenge their creative thinking!

Celebrating the end of a our recycling unit. This is a challenge to find material we would otherwise throw away and make it into a fun arcade game!

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Wednesday, Oct. 17: Building Fishers
2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Calling all future architects and city planners! Help us build an entire cardboard city in Ignite for our day of play on Saturday, Oct. 20. From futuristic homes to a city hall, let’s build a scale model of Fishers town center.

Thursday, Oct. 18: Costume Creations
2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Still in need of an awesome Halloween costume? Create your own creatures from our stock of cardboard. Leave your costume in Ignite for safe keeping and come back on Saturday, Oct. 20 to participate in a cardboard fashion runway show.

Friday, Oct. 19: Create a Game
2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Inspired by Caine’s Arcade, Ignite Studio invites guests to create and play their own cardboard games. Screen the short film “Caine’s Arcade” in our classroom space to get inspiration for your own creations. From pinball to wack-a-mole, help us build an arcade for patrons to play with on our Day of Play on Saturday, Oct. 20.

Saturday, Oct. 20: Day of Play
Noon to 4 p.m.

Check out the fruits of our fall break cardboard challenge on a day of play. Create a miniature version of yourself out of cardboard to walk the streets of our cardboard city. Vote for your favorite cardboard costume in our runway show. And try your hand at some awesome arcade games in Ignite’s cardboard arcade. Plus craft your own cardboard creations.

Cardboard Challenge

Join us for our third annual Cardboard Challenge celebrating Screen Free Week at Chilton Middle School Gym on April 22, 2018 at 1 pm. Bring your imagination and duct tape, we’ll provide the rest (cardboard, tools, and decorations).

The Crestview Cardboard Upcycle Event!

PROJECT “CardBoardCity”: Cultivating Growth for Arts Space.

Our whole school participates in the cardboard challenge at the end of the year.
Students use the engineering design process to design and build arcade games. At the conclusion, we have a parent night where students and their parents come and play the games. It is a carnival atmosphere with food trucks and a snow cone machine. Students are able to purchase tickets to win their favorite arcade game. At the end of the evening, we draw names and whoever wins gets to take the game home. This helps with cleanup. 🙂

A cardboard challenge for kids of all ages (pre-K – High School) focused on social fun, teamwork and creativity.

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I am a social worer who often conduct progammes and competetions to challenged children and orphans. we conduct cultural arrts and sports to such children and award them
this year I got a fantastic idea to conduct cardboard challenge to encourage children in creative aspecst.

2nd grade class learning about recycling and making some cool things out of cardboard.

今日嘅活動主要希望透過挑戰賽嘅模式，令參賽者探討不同的社區問題同生態，提升參賽者對社區嘅關心同歸屬感，利用創意教學嘅方法激發小朋友嘅創意同行動力。大會相信，每個小朋友都可以為社會出一分力，他們唔只係社會未來嘅棟樑，更係而家嘅棟樑。由細細個就應該開始教導佢地社會責任，今日就係希望參賽者透過「孩‧紙挑戰賽」意識到資源回收，減廢節能嘅重要性，令他們學習點樣使用別人認為係廢物嘅資源，為社會做D有意義嘅事！

We are hopeful engineers of the future!

On a grassffield at the mental health hospital we will provide space for schools to participate at the challenge.

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Our sixth grade class will have two weeks to create arcade games for the entire school to play with. We will be hosting the event in the cafeteria and have invited the entire school to come play! Thank you for giving us the idea.

Hawthorn Mall has partnered with Keter Environmental Services to organize a family-friendly event in celebration of Earth Day on Sunday, April 22, 2018. The mall’s 2018 Earth Day Expo will last from noon to 4 p.m. and include activities like face painting, live entertainment and a Cardboard Challenge where families are invited to construct cardboard creations before embarking on a scavenger hunt to find similar DIY projects around the mall.
The day will be filled with a variety of green activities provided by SWALCO, Vernon Hills Park District, Kohl’s Children Museum, and the Museum of Science and Industry. The Expo line-up also includes a special appearance from the Hawthorn Trolls and more throughout the shopping center.

Celebrate Earth Day this April 22 at the Buffalo Museum of Science. With hands on activities, student artwork, and the Cardboard Challenge, this is a learning experience you won’t want to miss!

Cardboard Challenge, Center School 2018

Brilliant Minds School is holding an “Earth Day Cardboard Challenge” this term as part of its STEAM Program, for all its primary and preparatory students.
Culminating on 12th of April, BMS will invite its community, friends, guests & parents to come together to celebrate child imagination and the gift of planet Earth. All our amazing students will be presenting their creative cardboard projects, with an external committee of esteemed judges assessing the students work, and awarding the best project and team work according to specified rubrics.

As part of a science unit about conservation and reusing things, our second grade class is going to create objects out of cardboard tea boxes, cheese boxes, and toilet paper rolls.

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We are hosting a 80s family night and included will be a caine’s arcade. Kids will build and play games designed by them and their family.

The Annual Spring Carnival is a long-standing event held by the PTA at the Lindley Elementary School each year. This year, in addition to the traditional games which have been present through the years, Lindley students will be invited to bring games made from recycled materials and share them with the community in a special section. This initiative was inspired by Caine’s Arcade.

A PK-8 Summer School Program called the 21st Century Academy features a cardboard arcade as part of the culminating 21st Century Fair where students showcase their new engineering knowledge in feats of cardboard!

Students will first MakeDo tools to build rhombicosidodechadrons. Next, they will design a cardboard project to make and then decorate it. They will have to present their project to a panel of judges. Students will be judged on craftsmanship & design, use of materials, creativity, decoration, and presentation.

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Our EFL students and community will be invited to visit our libraries and Makerspace in order to participate in a cardboard challenge to create things that represent the FIFA World Cup Russia 2018. Ex: a soccer ball, the World Cup mascot, a soccer field or stadium, etc. All of the pieces will be on exhibition at our Makerspace at the end of this week-long event.

STEAM night invites families from our school to try out several STEAM activities. One room will have a cardboard challenge.

Year 4 to Year 8 upils will work with parents in a STEAM based workshop to create arcade games. The workshop is designed so adults and children can use imagination, creativity and ingenuity to create machines that can be used to raise money for charity at school events. Only recycled cardboard and other recycled materials can be used. It will the be a collaboration between the Primary School, Secondary School and Parents. It will also emphasis the school’s focus on recycling and waste reduction.

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Everyone is going to start with a box.

We will hold a Cardboard Challenge as one of our course offerings for May Term.

Students will create a cardboard arcade game beginning March 19 after an introduction in the Media Center. Games will be displayed in gym on April 19 and parents and students are invited to Family Science Night in the evening and will play the arcade games.

Our 7th and 8th grade builders and makers have embarked on a cardboard challenge to build a “Cardboard Carnival” as part of our weekly Monday MakerSpace in the Media Center before school every Monday.

As part of our school Makerspace grand opening and to celebrate the global day of play, we will have the students view Caine’s arcade video and then explain the challenge. Each class will come up with their own arcade game that will be showcased at Willet Avenue’s 1st annual day of play.

OIC spring break and family day. We are a 501c3 adult educational facility. We have three day classes, which will come together to compete to come up with the best design for our cardboard challenge.

At our annual science night students are able to bring their cardboard creation up for display. We have science booths set up for students to participate in and their cardboard is displayed on the stage.

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We are having a school carnival. My booth will consist of my students cardboard arcade game designs inspired by Caine’s Arcade and what other kids have built since the short film debuted.

Students and families in grades k-5 will have an opportunity to build something awesome from cardboard on March 3, 2017. Come join us for a fun day of creating and playing at our community campus. Bring tape, something to cut your boxes and your imagination!

Third graders are challenged to create amazing arcade games, keeping the theme of math in mind. Once we are finished, we will invite students from other grades to come and play!

200 students will design/create their very own cardboard creation on Saturday, March 24th. They will display their creations for our Family Night on March 29th.

Children aged 4-5 years will bring a cardboard box to school and will create something magnificent using a range of additional open ended resources.

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Come together to celebrate exploration and curiosity with the children of Lansing! We are providing raw materials for children to experiment with sound and movement!

Using cardboard, pupils plan, create, build up and show their projects using ICT, programming, robots in a meaningful way of learning.
Implementing STEAM methodology to develod every single project.
Apart from videos, on the website we share the activities we used to create every proyect, so if you want to do it, feel free to do so.

Tyler Public Library will host a Makerspace session where kids can come and create a card board masterpiece using their own imagination. The session will take place during the library’s regularly scheduled Makerspace Saturdays in March.

Cardboard challenge for our school grades PreK – 6

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.

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

Engineering class building their own cardboard arcade

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.

American Union will host their second annual cardboard challenge!

Cardboard Challenge

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

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.

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

School Wide Cardboard Box Challenge

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

Cardboard challenge

Transiting from 5th grade to the middle school.

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.

club with 20 elementary students

Art show and Cardboard Challenge

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

School Cardboard Challenge

We will hold a cardboard challenge for area schools during our 25th Annual Daffodil Festival. Schools will be able to bring a team of 5 to the challenge and include daffodils in their design.

Help us deal to all the leftover boxes from the library’s refurbishment and create something awesome out of them!

Tuesday 19 December 2017
3.30pm – 5pm

American School of Bombay will host a “Global Cardboard Challenge” during our monthly STEAM Maker Saturday on January 20, 2018. More than 150 student inventors, parents and teachers will come together to collaborate and create!

This event is a competition to see who can protect a fragile object, such as an egg, glass container, or balloon filled with paint, from a series of collisions using only cardboard. Tape and glue are allowed, but only as adhesives for the cardboard, not as protectants themselves.

I will host an event over winter break for 5-10 year-olds.

Your team can choose from these three options:

1. Rube Goldberg machines are all about creating a machine (or contraption or invention or device or apparatus) that uses a chain reaction to accomplish a very simple task in a very complicated manner.

2. An Arcade contraption that uses cardboard and coding

3. A marble challenge puzzle

plese donate money its the best we have homemade cardboard wepons to so so so fun

5th grade students are inspired by Caine’s arcade and will be creating and inventing their own arcade games. We are super excited!

The New Beginnings Pop-up Arcade is a two day project experience to finish our 2017 school year by preparing students with creativity, critical thinking, problem solving and collaboration strategies to take in to 2018.

A community cardboard challenge to build and experiment with working together!

Holy Trinity seventh graders will team up with second graders and put their imaginations to work! We can’t wait to see what amazing ideas they will be able to share with the rest of our school community .

Better city better life. let’s get together and create our version of the future city out of cardboard. Contribute to this vision with your imagination and creativity. Everything necessary will be provided. Cardboards will also be provided and we make sure that we use recycled ones to contribute to environmental protection. If you want, bring your own cardboard packages from your recent ecommerce shoppings.

Stem camp

Get creative with cardboard and other recyclables to make a unique creation/invention. We’ll have participants work in pairs since “two heads are better than one!” We’ll vote on the best overall creation!

A class of 30 will create a game with cardboard in groups of 3 in 60minutes.

Our Year 7/8 English class has been learning about different toys and games. We are planning, designing and building cardboard arcade. Other students in the school will be invited to play our cardboard arcade.

Families, including at least one adult, 17 or older, will be invited to participate in a 5-hour, Saturday event. A small fee of 20 SAR of will be charged for each family to raise funds for the elementary Makerspace/Computer labs. Other campus organizations may be invited to supply food for sale. Participants will create a game out of cardboard and recyclable materials during the morning session. After the break participants will play each other’s games. Families will bring their own supplies of cardboard and recyclable materials, but the school will provide some cardboard and other recyclable items.

23 1st grade students from The Columbus School in Medellin, Colombia are ready to take on the challenge of creating something from nothing with our classroom cardboard boxes!

Our school holds an All School Reflection Meeting each month. We wanted to look into hosting a Cardboard Challenge as part of our meeting.

Cardboard Challenge at TCS!

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3rd grade gifted & talented students designed & built games out of cardboard boxes and recycled materials, and invited the school to come and play!

Over Winter Break, students K-5 can opt to participate in the cardboard challenge. Students can work individually, with their family, or with friends. They will bring their item to school after break and display them in the library.

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We will host a cardboard challenge at our Lower School.

Our students will be working together to create items that are innovative and creative.

Box challenge

Our school science department will be hosting a cardboard carnival game showcase where students will display their creations to their parents, community and each other. Students will used their creativity and engineering design process to overcome the KIPP Arcade Challenge.

Students will create items made of cardboard during their library classes during the week of November 13-17.

My STEM partner and I are hosting 2 school wide STEM Days for the 17-18 school year. We teach K-5 STEM as specialists daily, and this is a day for ALL students to focus on the Engineering Design Process to compete in grade level STEM challenges at once.

THIS IS A REALLY GOOD THING THAT I HAVE GOT PLANNED! We are just going to take some cardboard and make it into something! The best win a prize!

Global Cardboard Challenge hosted by the 1st semester Industrial Design students of De La Salle University. Lots of designers, lots of arcade machines, lots of FUN!

Professor Qwbli’s is developing tomorrow’s great thinkers, problem-solvers, innovators and leaders by harnessing the power of play & exploration. As part of our upcoming Area 406 (Northern Michigan’s Tinkerarium) project, we are launching Professor Qwbli’s Cardboard Challenge: Designing the Universe’s First Intergalactic Amusement Park.

In honor of my mother for bringing home boxes upon boxes for my sister and I to design forts, castles, body armor, etc.  This one was for you mom.  Kids could work in partners or solo.  Here are the stipulations:

Students had to have a design in mind of something to build, anything of interest, and sketched into their journal.
Also to be included: step by step instructions of how to piece their creation together.  This could be done in picture form and/or written expression. – Thing Lego Booklet
A material list was required (cardboard and tape were provided, anything else they needed to bring in) – No Glue. We did loop a video of the art teacher demonstrating cutting techniques to interlock pieces and had flyers for them to refer to as well.
Students needed to have measurements made for the scale of their design.
Last the number of pieces needed.

Findlay City Schools Cardboard Challenge
10:00-2:00 at the Findlay Village Mall
Come and check out the Cardboard Creations!
Play the cardboard arcade games, explore our MAZE, enter our STEM drawing, and more!

We are designing cardboard arcade games in our STEAM lab and having a family night to play them.

Well UM it’s my cardboard creation

We at Inqui-Lab Foudnation are hosting an Imagination.org chapter in Hyderabad! As our first event we planned to host the Cardboard challenge for a bunch of 30 kids from 6 different schools in Hyderabad. The kids will build an arcade with 6-8 games and will get to experience each other’s creations during play time in the end 😀

Design and build a working model clock, telescope, a gardening container or another apparatus inspired by Benjamin Banneker using cardboard.

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During the program, participants will have the opportunity to create a hydraulic arm, Halloween costume, interactive structure, or whatever they wish. Participants are also encouraged to begin building their own cardboard projects in advance and bring their creations to the event to share with the group. Come innovate, invent, and play!

As part of our elementary STEAM program, students 1-5 are participating in a week long planning, designing, building and sharing project, creating cardboard projects in teams.

The Specialists at our school will teach 1/2 day STEAM sessions with each grade level. We will have Cardboard Challenges during these sessions.

Our 5th graders will be designing cardboard arcade games.

The second grade students work in teams and create either a game or something they think is pretty or useful. We invite the parents to come and play with us as well as the first grade classes.

Marines will be using cardboard to create a maze and haunted house for the squadron Fall Festival

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We are hosting a small arcade to earn money for our school supplies

Stony Point Elementary Fourth Grade students are celebrating Global Maker Day by participating in a cardboard challenge! Students will be challenged to build their own arcade inspired by Caine’s Arcade.

The 2017 STEM Expo at Lyons Mill Elementary takes place on November 4th, 2017. There will be STEM activities for students of all ages. The YoungSTEMs Expo is for Pre-K-2nd grade students to explore “STEM Careers A-Z’ with hands on activities centered around agriculture and aquaculture. Older students can participate in the Cardboard Challenge, a Chess tournament, 3D and augmented reality video game design, and the chemistry of baking. Students can explore the Art & Design wing as well! Bring the entire family!

Each student is designing their own arcade.

This is an event at Metro Charter school with K-2 grades. The theme is transportation and city planning.

A week-long challenge for our students to build something for others that answers this question: “How might we share our love of creative play by building stations that elevate learning in the corners of our campus?”

To celebrate World Architecture Day 2017, Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia Sarawak Chapter (PAMSC) and architecture design studio, INTODESIGN Lab had organized a Cardboard City Challenge for primary school children from age 9 to 12 and celebrating the Global Cardboard Play Day with the community. This event held from the 3rd to the 8th of October, 240 students of primary school guided by 120 volunteers from colleges and universities. On the last two days of Play Day, more than 1000 people has turned up, visited the exhibition and participated. The final ‘Cardboard City’ is more than 400 sq.m. in area!

Liberty Elementary School will host a school wide Cardboard Challenge after school on October 27, 2017. Games, food, music, and lots of fun!

This will be our first cardboard challenge! We will encourage other students from our school and neighborhood to join us.

Students will work in collaborative groups to design and construct a future “Caine’s Arcade” game and of course spend time playing their classmates creations.

Come join our annual Harvest Festival and support the 3rd grade cardboard arcade!

Parent/Child Inc. (PCI) provides high-quality early childhood developmental and educational services in order to empower our children and their families to become responsible citizens who value education and community.
Each year we look forward to all the adventures that our cardboard challenge lends us. We use our imagination, creativity, curiosity, brainstorming,team work and parent involvement to embrace fun.
On behalf of our CEO Dr. Sharon Small we invite you to join one our Early Learning Centers throughout San Antonio, Texas, staring 10-10-17 through 10-19/19 at 10.00 a.m.

Make a game to use again and again at Mahaffey!

Book fair got in the way, so we’re going to do ours over the next few weeks during our lunchtime club meetings.

Hutch will participate in the Cardboard Challenge!

Learn what the Cardboard Challenge is, then have creative play! We’ll provide lots of boxes, cardboard, and tools; you supply the imagination and innovation!

Trae tus materiales sueltos: piezas de cartón, tubos, telas y más) y ven a construir y divertirte con nosotros.

Our school is hosting a STEAM day for school wide with our students from ECE throughout HS and their staff.

Classrooms will take some time during their day to design and create something out of cardboard.

Just because summer is over doesn’t mean that you have to stop building a better world! Join us for our cardboard challenge where you can put your imagination to the test and build something wonderful using our supplies.

Families with children of all ages will design and build creations out of cardboard together. The program will be held in the Jones Meeting Room on Monday, October 23 at 6:00 p.m. No registration is required for this free program. Materials are provided on a first-come, first-serve basis.

We are hosting our 6th annual day of play. This year we have invited local senior citizens. Some of the guests will have limited physical mobility so we are adapting our games so that everyone can play.

Help The World by making stuff and raising money!!!

Help thousands of people to invent smart tech

A day to be inspired and to inspire. A day to imagine, to build, to communicate and to play.

Students are designing and creating projects made out of cardboard and recyclables.

Entire 5th grade class at Fitzgerald Elementary School to create arcade games and then present the games to the rest of the school. Entire school population is about 900 students. The 5th grade students will create, design, build, paper mache, and paint their arcade games as part of the art curriculum under the supervision of Dr. Laura Cherry- the art teacher.

67 third graders are challenged to create something out of cardboard that we can play with. They will present those projects at the Day of Play to other elementary students, parents, and community members.

COME AND DESIGN A CARDBOARD CAR THEN ENJOY A SHORT ANIMATED SHOW IN YOUR CAR JUST LIKE THE OLD DRIVE-IN MOVIE EXPERIENCE OF OLD .
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017 12 NOON TO 3PM, IN THE AUDITORIUM
GLENDALE LIBRARY ARTS AND CULTURE

Desde el CCE nos sumamos a la convocatoria internacional “Cardboard Challenge 2017”, e invitamos a las familias a celebrar los 100 años de la Cumparsita con un desafío: construir instrumentos musicales con cartón, homenajeando al compositor Gerardo Matos Rodríguez.

En 2012 y a partir del encuentro entre Nirvan Mullick, realizador audiovisual y Caine Monroy de 9 años y constructor de un espacio recreativo solamente con cartón, se desarrolló un documental que se hizo viral. Desde entonces y en más de 80 países en todo el mundo, celebramos “el reto del cartón”, un movimiento para celebrar la creatividad, el juego y el poder de la imaginación.

En Montevideo lo haremos a ritmo de tango, creando instrumentos para homenajear los 100 años de la Cumparsita.

Young Maker season 3 Cardboard Challenge

Since the end of 2015, we started to organize volunteer group “Maker Ed Korea” to spread Maker Education spirits. The Maker Ed Korea work with 70 education volunteers and 300 students of young makers in 10 Makerspaces nationwide in Korea. For season 3 of young makers are 200 kids and they will run 12 weeks making project. September 26th, Cardboard Challenge will be the first misson of working with other young makers.

School event to inspire creativity, engineering and collaboration!

All the students from the Humane Secondary School are making an arcade machine made primarily with cardboard (inspired from Caine’s Arcade of course) to show it off in our first Humane’s Cardboard Arcade Faire. The assistants will be the kids from the elementary school, as well as parents, teachers and even some students from university.

Our Tribal School, on the Lake Traverse Reservation, invited K-12 students to build a “homemade arcade” for an in-school day of creativity. Students designed arcade games, incorporated math and language arts learning, and developed “soft skills” of collaboration, planning, teamwork, problem-solving and persistence by working together in teams of two or three. It was our first time being part of the Global Cardboard Challenge. The effort was led by one of our high school special education teachers, Sister Patrice Colletti, SDS. She directs a program called Learning 4Life Success.

NHCA is hosting it’s 2nd Annual Cardboard Challenge. All students from PK – Sixth will be building cardboard creations for sharing and display.

The force will be with you if you drop in between 1-4 pm for Star Wars crafting, games, food, fun and books galore! Create cardboard droids or ships as part of the International Global Cardboard Challenge.

We are a grade 4/5/6 class. We love challenges!

Try to create A Basketball hoop/court

“Час гениальности” в рамках которого мы создаем с ребятами различные поделки из картона, давая ему вторую жизнь.

Inspired by Caine’s Arcade and the Imagination Foundation, Watauga Elementary is hosting a Caine’s Arcade for the students and their families to be a part of the Global Day of Play on October 28th, 2017, from 10 a.m. to noon.

Students will be creating cardboard games for Gene Ward Fall Festival.

At the Global Cardboard Challenge – Drechtsteden children from the Drechtsteden-cities are invited to come and build with cardboard the full day. The sustainability themes of the region – sustainable living, working and transport – offer the inspiration for the children to build homes, offices and vehicles that help us to create a sustainable future.

In the morning there is an official cardboard competition: in teams of 2 children build a solution for sustainable challenges of businesses and municipalities of the region. A sustainable government building, a solution to the problem of flooding after heavy rainfall and a sustainable truck for a moving company. The creative minds of the children open up future opportunities for the businesses!

In the afternoon the building area is open for everyone! There are Makedo tools for everyone, cardboard resources to build with and hot chocolate to keep the energy high!

This challenge is made possible by many organizations from the region. They’ve hosted workshops in the weeks before the event, supplied building material and promoted the event in all possible ways. This joint effort has made it possible to realize this event at very short notice and brings a lot of opportunities for next editions of the GCC in the Netherlands!

The 5th graders at Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary are hosting a Cardboard Challenge Carnival for the entire school. K-4 graders are invited to come and play the games the 5th graders made with cardboard boxes. The proceeds from the carnival will be donated to the Imagination Foundation.

Inspired by Caine’s Arcade, Cardboard Day is an annual event that invites you to build anything you want out of cardboard. You bring the imagination, we’ll supply the cardboard and lots of other fun activities.

At Kaleidoscope, children can expand their imaginations and display their creative talent by making original creations using cardboard boxes and tape and other materials to complete boxish art.

Kaleidoscope will provide cardboard boxes, tape, ribbon, yarn and paper materials that can be used in designing this fun project. If you prefer heavier tape, you’re welcome to bring your own plain or fancy duct tape in completing your unique works of art.

Raleigh World event will be a cardboard arcade based on Disney movies. They children will asks parents to come in and play the games while working on money, speaking and listening, design, and advertisement skills

As part of our new STEAM program, fourth and fifth grade students will watch Caine’s Arcade and then build their own games. (We’re so excited!) While one class starts today(Oct. 6, 2017), this will be occurring through the course of the school year. We are planning to keep our games and when every class has finished we will put them all together at Field day so the school can come to our arcade.

(STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, ART, Math)

Students from public, private, & homeschool K-12 are invited to show off their imagination either in the Pre-Build or On-site Challenge. Pre-Build Categories include Arcade Game, Designer’s Choice & Art. On-Site Challenge, students are given 30 minutes to brainstorm, design and create with their team.

Design and build a giant maze using cardboard boxes.

Dawson Elementary will have it’s first ever Cardboard Challenge on January 27, 2018. All students and their families are welcome to create something for the event and join our day of play.

Tinker Education Academy in Nairobi, Kenya hosted the Cardboard Challenge for our August 2017 Camp. The students gathered together in the STEM hands-on Science Lab to explore simple machines, kinetic energy and force. We used our problem solving skills to imagine and create a ‘Highway Marble Run’ and a ‘High-Speed Parking Deck’. For Day of Play, we improved our projects by adding light and sound using littleBits, in addition to making a micro:bit timer to test speed. We had LOTS OF FUN and can’t wait to show the world our creativity!

On Saturday, October 14th, please join the CCUSD Family and our new Makerspace Pilot Program from El Rincon Elementary School and Farragut Elementary School as we share our joy for creativity and making in our inaugural 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 new Makerspace program. Creativity is our “Fun Pass” at our Day of Play inspired by Caine’s Arcade.

The International School of Bangkok prek and Kindergarten classes (7 in total) gathered together to celebrate imagination, creativity and play on October 11, 2017! After being inspired by the Caine’s Arcade video we invited families to donate cardboard from home, asked students to work together to create what inspired them and had a fantastic day building, creating and playing together!

St. Xaviers Cardboard Challenge

Cambridge School Cardboard Challenge

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/

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.

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

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

Fourth graders get creative!

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.

Bradley International is hosting a Cardboard Challenge!

Baby Siena celebrates her first ever Cardboard Challenge at home!

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

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

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!

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.

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.