2010 EVENT TABLE
DIVISION B EVENTS FOR 2010
- Anatomy (Skeletal, Muscular)
- Bio Process Lab
- Disease Detectives (Populational Growth)
- Ecology (Grasslands, Taiga)
- Ornithology
Earth & Space Science
- Dynamic Planet (Earthquake/Volcanoes)
- Fossils
- Meteorology (Everyday weather)
- Road Scholar
- Solar System
Physical Science & Chemistry
- Physical Science Lab
- Shock Value
- Trajectory
- Can't Judge a Powder
- Science Crime Busters
Technology & Engineering
- Battery Buggy
- Elevated Bridge
- Junkyard Challenge
- Wright Stuff
Inquiry & Nature of Science
- Compute This
- Experimental Design
- Pentathlon
- Write It Do It
DIVISION C EVENTS FOR 2010
- Anatomy & Physiology (Skeletal, Muscular, Endocrine)
- Cell Biology
- Disease Detectives (Population Growth)
- Ecology (Grasslands, Taiga)
- Ornithology
Earth & Space Science
- Astronomy
- Dynamic Planet (Earthquakes/Volcanoes)
- Fossils
- Remote Sensing (Human Impact on Earth)
Physical Science & Chemistry
- It's About Time
- Physics Lab
- Trajectory
- Chem Lab
- Environmental Chemistry
- Forensics
Technology & Engineering
- Egg-O-Naut
- Elevaged Bridge
- Mission Possible
- Mousetrap Vehicle
Inquiry & Nature of Science
- Experimental Design
- Picture This
- Technical Problem Solving
- Write It Do It
DIVISION A EVENTS FOR 2010
The events listed below are the events tentatively planned for the 2009 Elementary Science Olympiad. A complete description of each event is found in the Coaches Manual. Event rules will be clarified and/or adjusted to accommodate the schedule and local circumstances. Events may be added or deleted, as changing circumstances require.
PRELIMINARY EVENT LIST
Barge Building
Bridge Building
Can Race
Circuit Wizardry
Crime Busters
Deep Blue Sea
Density
Disease Detective
Don't Bug Me
Problem Solving Inquiry
Knock, Knock – Who’s There?
No Bones About It
Ornithology
Name the Scientist
Pasta Mobile
Pond Study
Rubber Band Catapult
Structures
Tennis Ball Catapult
Write it / Do It
Event(s) in Boldface formatting are new for 2010
Important: Your team may include up to fifteen (15) students only—you will be limited to fifteen students the day of the Science Olympiad. Most events are organized for two students from each school team to participate—you will select two students to represent your school in the event. You may not send more than one set of two students to participate in any given event (see exception and note below). Yes, this often means that some students may represent your team in only one or two events.
Exception: Some events allow more students to represent your team. For 2009, this applies to the PastaMobile event, where up to four students may represent your team at the event. You may bring up to two PastaMobile devices to test in the competition.
Event Times: All events will be completed in 30-minute time blocks. In all cases, the schedule will take precedence over the time suggested in the Coaches Manual.The events listed below are the events tentatively planned for the 2009 Elementary Science Olympiad. A complete description of each event is found in the Coaches Manual. Event rules will be clarified and/or adjusted to accommodate the schedule and local circumstances. Events may be added or deleted, as changing circumstances require.