zyzzyva98 wrote:Well, you can at least try to get one started, then.
And he lives in Michigan...which is the really weird part. I think sci oly was founded in MI
But ya, definitely try to start a team, even if you have less than 15 people, just get a teacher/parent to sponsor/"coach" you and ur all set....in a year or two, you'll probably have more members...
But ya, TRY to start a team...if you dont you may always regret it...i know id die without sci oly...
yeah it was started in michigan but i have to get good grades before i can think about get a team around and now that my school is done with scioly for the year i have to go do a science fair project D: any ideas my last one was letting cars zoom down a track with wind resistence and i want to get something close to that because it was a lot of fun and i got first prize because mine was the most interesting to people because i gave them a hands on experince but some idiot ruined the ribbion D: with soda >.<
alchemy is the method of turning lead into gold
i tried to do this but all i did was set matt on fire now i have to try to transmute him back XD
one month later: its done but he looks likes c4 which is going to detonate in 10987654321 booooooooooooooooom!
oh well your all dead muhahahahhahhahaha
alchemy is the method of turning lead into gold
i tried to do this but all i did was set matt on fire now i have to try to transmute him back XD
one month later: its done but he looks likes c4 which is going to detonate in 10987654321 booooooooooooooooom!
oh well your all dead muhahahahhahhahaha
somehow my team got 2nd coming in with no preparation and a new person on the event!!!!!
i guess sometimes no strategy works.......
oh well
discussion: somehow i wish this event is gone for next year and was replaced by Keep The Heat
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The physical challenges were: holding an 8 lb. medicine ball and bring it around your waist 3 times, jumprope 15 times, dribble a soccer ball around the cones in a figure 8, and throw frisbees through a hula hoop. The academic challenges were: matching rocks-sedimentary, metamorphic and igneous, matching 5 diseases to their definition (measles, diabetes, arthritis, cystic fibrosis, and Parkinson's disease), i forget, and parts of a microscope, respectively.
tclme elmo wrote:The physical challenges were: holding an 8 lb. medicine ball and bring it around your waist 3 times, jumprope 15 times, dribble a soccer ball around the cones in a figure 8, and throw frisbees through a hula hoop. The academic challenges were: matching rocks-sedimentary, metamorphic and igneous, matching 5 diseases to their definition (measles, diabetes, arthritis, cystic fibrosis, and Parkinson's disease), i forget, and parts of a microscope, respectively.
The one you forgot was formulas, and the group challenge was carrying a ball on all of our backs, and interpreting a meteorology wind chart
but i have to get good grades before i can think about get a team around and now that my school is done with scioly for the year i have to go do a science fair project D: any ideas my last one was letting cars zoom down a track with wind resistence and i want to get something close to that because it was a lot of fun 
