Destination Imagination Team at Chickahominy MS
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The Chickahominy Middle School Destination Imagination (DI) Team of 7 Seventh graders recently placed Third in the statewide Virginia DI competition, in the Engineering category.
They now qualify for the Global DI Finals, to be held May 22-25 in Kansas City, MO. Over 1400 Teams from all over the world are expected to compete.
Please help the team raise money for registration fees, travel fees, and lodging. Team registration fees are due on May 1, 2019.
No donation amount is too small, but please give generously to help these amazing teens make the trip to Kansas City for this incredible event!!! Thank you!!
Go to Globalfinals.org for more information.
Globalfinals.org
Destination Imagination is a project-based learning program designed to complement K-12 education. Annually, they offer seven new academic Challenges in the fields of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), fine arts, service learning, and early learning. In solving a challenge, students learn the creative process from imagination to innovation and the skills needed to thrive in school, their careers and beyond.
Teams often start meeting in October or November and spend approximately 2-4 months planning, designing and building a solution to their Challenge. Teams usually meet at least once a week to work on their solution.
The goal of each Destination Imagination Challenge is teach students 21st century skills that will help them thrive in an ever-changing world. Students learn the creative process and how to take a novel idea and see it all the way through to fruition. They also gain invaluable life and career skills, including creative and critical thinking, collaboration, project management, perseverance, risk taking, budgeting and conflict management.
Many Destination Imagination Affiliates (states/countries) host Regional & Affiliate Tournaments where teams can showcase their creative Challenge solutions. Team solutions are assessed by a panel of trained Appraisers, ranging from educators to artists to engineers. Solutions are scored on a variety of elements, including originality, workmanship, presentation, teamwork and meeting requirements for the Challenge.
DI competitions begin with a Regional Tournament. Teams with the highest scores advance to the Affiliate (state or country) Tournaments. The top-tiered teams from the Affiliate Tournaments advance to Global Finals.
They now qualify for the Global DI Finals, to be held May 22-25 in Kansas City, MO. Over 1400 Teams from all over the world are expected to compete.
Please help the team raise money for registration fees, travel fees, and lodging. Team registration fees are due on May 1, 2019.
No donation amount is too small, but please give generously to help these amazing teens make the trip to Kansas City for this incredible event!!! Thank you!!
Go to Globalfinals.org for more information.
Globalfinals.org Destination Imagination is a project-based learning program designed to complement K-12 education. Annually, they offer seven new academic Challenges in the fields of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), fine arts, service learning, and early learning. In solving a challenge, students learn the creative process from imagination to innovation and the skills needed to thrive in school, their careers and beyond.
Teams often start meeting in October or November and spend approximately 2-4 months planning, designing and building a solution to their Challenge. Teams usually meet at least once a week to work on their solution.
The goal of each Destination Imagination Challenge is teach students 21st century skills that will help them thrive in an ever-changing world. Students learn the creative process and how to take a novel idea and see it all the way through to fruition. They also gain invaluable life and career skills, including creative and critical thinking, collaboration, project management, perseverance, risk taking, budgeting and conflict management.
Many Destination Imagination Affiliates (states/countries) host Regional & Affiliate Tournaments where teams can showcase their creative Challenge solutions. Team solutions are assessed by a panel of trained Appraisers, ranging from educators to artists to engineers. Solutions are scored on a variety of elements, including originality, workmanship, presentation, teamwork and meeting requirements for the Challenge.
DI competitions begin with a Regional Tournament. Teams with the highest scores advance to the Affiliate (state or country) Tournaments. The top-tiered teams from the Affiliate Tournaments advance to Global Finals.
Fundraising team: Destination Imagination: Team "Confusion" (11)
Theodore Wu
Organizer
Mechanicsville, VA
Rebecca Maria
Team member
Carrie Lindley
Team member
Cynthia Lee
Team member
Stephanie Craig
Team member