Demonstration: 6:15 PM Saturday, November 10th Competition: 7:00 PM, Saturday November 10th Corrigan Gym, The Winston School [Grade Groups Do Apply] ["Contestant" is defined as a single person] (Back to Competitions)

The purpose of this competition is to bring art to science. Students will have the opportunity to create a three-dimensional object from a single piece of paper using on a pair of scissors.

Students often make two-dimensional cutouts, but can you create a three-dimensional cutout?


Web Site Reference:

http://www.petercallesen.com/index/index2.html


Construction

(1) Students must arrive at the competition already possessing a knowledge of how to make a three-dimensional object from a single piece of paper.

(2) Students arriving for the competition will receive a single piece of white copy paper and a pair of scissors.

(3) Students will have 30 minutes to cut the paper in such a way to create a three-dimensional object.

(4) Judges will evaluate each student and ask them to explain their work.

(5) For clarifications, please e-mail your inquiry to:Dr. Lehman Marks
Judging

(1) Contestants must be present with their three-dimensional paper object to explain their work.

(2) The students will be evaluated based on:

1. The quality of their CutOut
2. The completeness of their explanation.

(3) Prizes will be awarded at the end of the competition.

For additional information about Winston Science, contact Dr. Lehman Marks, Event Director. Copyright (c) 2007 Lehman Marks/The Winston School. All Rights Reserved.