This is a hybrid (verbal/hands-on) challenge.
To construct animals, based on the information on the slips of paper you receive and make a zoo in which they would live.
You are the curator of a zoo in the 26th century, in an age when animals are constructed by genetic changes. You are given the description of 3 animals that will arrive in your zoo in 3 months and must plan where they will live.
You will randomly select 3 cards from each pile and decide which "parts" to put together to make your animals. You must use 3 cards per animal.
| 3 sheets of white paper |
| 3 sheets of colored construction paper (randomly selected) |
| 1 black sheet of paper |
| 3 scissors |
| 3 glue sticks |
| 10 spaghetti |
| 1 1" cube of clay |
| 6 straws |
| 2 rubber bands |
| 2 sheets notebook paper |
| 1 12" piece of string |
| 5 paper clips |
| 3 cotton balls |
| 1 12" piece of wax paper |
| 1 sheets construction paper (8.5 x 11) |
| 5 index cards |
| 1 paper cup |
| 1 paper plate |
| 8 mailing labels |
| 1 12" piece of aluminum foil |
You will have a 8 minutes to construct the animals and the zoo and 2 minutes to present the animals and the zoo to the judges. You must include a description of the animal, what the animal eats, and its natural habitat (home).