INDEPENDENCE SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
Try-out for the 6th team- will be announced in early November DIVISION B Competition is Saturday, March 15, 2014 at Delaware State University Elementary Division Competition is TBD at St. Mark's High school
Parents are requested to sign up to assist events/team. Students must be picked up at front office or Lab B by end of practice. Otherwise, they will be signed into extended Refer to this site or the SO wall outside the Lab for updates
CHECK THIS OUT!! GO HERE AND DOWNLOAD TESTS TO PRACTICE!!!! test link
How to start working on an event?- read and re-read the Event sheet. Make sure you understand the event description, rules, scoring and materials needed. - check for the exsiting binder or create a new binder/ folder for information. Organize and sort through. No need to recollect information if it is already present. - discuss strategy with your partner. Divide up the event requirements so each partner is doing their share. - go to the links on the HOME page. There is tons of great info already available. Look for previous tests. - use supplies in the lab or search the school library or internet for help For Building Events: - make sure you are very clear on the building specifications. It is vital to be (almost) exact! Make sure you are atleast 1/4-1/2 inch under the specification. - modify or rebuild existing materials - plan to build several and/or test your "contraption". Most building should be completed by February so there is ample time for testing and redesign.
Refer to this link for the Independence Science Olympiad Team Site Indy SO Team
CHECK THIS OUT!!! Link created by Paritosh and Greg for the Team- go to Indyde Science Olympiad site (only those with Indyde gmail can access this site)
Try-out for the 6th team- will be announced in early November
DIVISION B Competition is Saturday, March 15, 2014 at Delaware State University
Elementary Division Competition is TBD at St. Mark's High school
DIVISION B 2014 EVENTS
For the Division B Team (7th and 8th grade)
Parents are requested to sign up to assist events/team. Students must be picked up at front office or Lab B by end of practice. Otherwise, they will be signed into extended Refer to this site or the SO wall outside the Lab for updates
See these links for additional information on Science Olympiad! national science olympiad site Link for Delaware Science Olympiad- Great info! Scioly link- Go here first!- Great info
CHECK THIS OUT!! GO HERE AND DOWNLOAD TESTS TO PRACTICE!!!! test link
How to start working on an event? - read and re-read the Event sheet. Make sure you understand the event description, rules, scoring and materials needed. - check for the exsiting binder or create a new binder/ folder for information. Organize and sort through. No need to recollect information if it is already present. - discuss strategy with your partner. Divide up the event requirements so each partner is doing their share. - go to the links on the HOME page. There is tons of great info already available. Look for previous tests. - use supplies in the lab or search the school library or internet for help For Building Events: - make sure you are very clear on the building specifications. It is vital to be (almost) exact! Make sure you are atleast 1/4-1/2 inch under the specification. - modify or rebuild existing materials - plan to build several and/or test your "contraption". Most building should be completed by February so there is ample time for testing and redesign.
Refer to this link for the Independence Science Olympiad Team Site
Indy SO Team
CHECK THIS OUT!!!
Link created by Paritosh and Greg for the Team- go to Indyde Science Olympiad site
(only those with Indyde gmail can access this site)
Stephen's Science Olympiad 2011 video