You might just change the world in the process! Students ages 13–18 work in teams of two to five to compete for prizes such as scholarships, pro-bono legal and consulting services, and a Dell Chromebook. Conrad Challengeĭesign an innovation, solve an important problem, and establish yourself as an entrepreneur. Winners receive college scholarships, plus money for their teacher and school. Kids ages 13–18 can submit a big scientific idea in fundamental physics, life sciences, or mathematics in video form. The Youth Design Challenge (YDC) is a free hands-on, project-based learning experience that provides classroom and informal educators with a new framework to introduce biomimicry and an interdisciplinary lens on science and environmental literacy. (For students 13+) Biomimicry Youth Design Challenge
Then use the AdCap project designer to submit your idea, and compete for funding to bring your project to life. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Student ContestsĬome up with a big idea to help create meaningful change and healthier school communities. Here’s a list of amazing contests to engage every kind of student in your classroom. Plus, student contests give kids the opportunity to connect their interests to the real world. But it’s also nice to win money and other prizes! Knowing they could gain recognition or even a prize for winning can be incredibly motivating for students. We tell students that learning is its own reward, and that’s certainly true.
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