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Competition Overview

Our AI competition encourages students to showcase their creativity and technical skills by solving real-world problems using AI. Participants will be judged on innovation, practicality and technical accuracy across various grade levels. The contest fosters learning, problem-solving and collaboration. It's an exciting opportunity to explore AI and make a real impact.

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Categories by Grade Level

Grade 3-4

Creativity: The originality of the project idea, how unique and imaginative it is in its approach.
Simplicity: How well the project conveys complex ideas in an easy-to-understand way, making it suitable for younger learners.
Functionality: The practical use and effectiveness of the project. Does it work as intended?
Clarity: How clear and straightforward the project's explanation and design are.
Presentation: The way the project is shown, including its visual appeal, how well it’s organized and how easy it is to follow.

Grade 5–6

Innovation: The creativity and uniqueness in addressing a problem or challenge. Does the project offer a new perspective or method?
Problem-Solving: How effectively the project tackles the problem at hand, including its practical applications.
Practicality: How feasible and usable the project is in the real world. Can it be applied beyond the contest?
Design: The visual and structural design of the project, including how well it is organized and how it enhances the solution.
Communication: The ability to clearly explain the project, its purpose and its steps. How well does the student present their work to others?

Category 2: Grade 7-8

Originality: The uniqueness of the solution, how fresh and different the approach is to solving the problem.
Feasibility: How realistic and practical the solution is, including its potential to be implemented.
Technical Skill: The use of advanced techniques or technologies in the project, showing how well the student can apply technical knowledge.
Impact: The potential effect the project could have, especially in solving real-world problems.
Structure: How well the project is organized and whether it is easy to understand and navigate.

Grade 9-10

Complexity: The level of difficulty involved in creating the project, including the depth of knowledge and skills required.
Relevance: How well the project relates to current issues or trends in the field of AI or technology.
Accuracy: The precision of the work, including how well the data is handled and how correct the methods are.
Creativity: The degree of inventiveness shown in developing solutions or presenting the project in an original way.
Execution: How well the project is implemented, including its technical quality, functionality, and overall effectiveness.

Grade 11-12

Mastery: The level of expertise demonstrated in the project, showing a deep understanding of the concepts.
Depth: The depth of research and thought put into the project, including its complexity and thoroughness.
Application: The real-world relevance and potential application of the solution, and how effectively it addresses a problem.
Precision: The attention to detail and technical accuracy in the execution of the project.
Innovation: The extent to which the project introduces new ideas, concepts, or solutions that push the boundaries of AI or technology.

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Competition Overview

I am Scientist

Categories by Grade Level

Grade 3-4

Creativity: The originality of the project idea, how unique and imaginative it is in its approach.
Simplicity: How well the project conveys complex ideas in an easy-to-understand way, making it suitable for younger learners.
Functionality: The practical use and effectiveness of the project. Does it work as intended?
Clarity: How clear and straightforward the project's explanation and design are.
Presentation: The way the project is shown, including its visual appeal, how well it’s organized and how easy it is to follow.

Grade 5–6

Innovation: The creativity and uniqueness in addressing a problem or challenge. Does the project offer a new perspective or method?
Problem-Solving: How effectively the project tackles the problem at hand, including its practical applications.
Practicality: How feasible and usable the project is in the real world. Can it be applied beyond the contest?
Design: The visual and structural design of the project, including how well it is organized and how it enhances the solution.
Communication: The ability to clearly explain the project, its purpose and its steps. How well does the student present their work to others?

Category 2: Grade 7-8

Originality: The uniqueness of the solution, how fresh and different the approach is to solving the problem.
Feasibility: How realistic and practical the solution is, including its potential to be implemented.
Technical Skill: The use of advanced techniques or technologies in the project, showing how well the student can apply technical knowledge.
Impact: The potential effect the project could have, especially in solving real-world problems.
Structure: How well the project is organized and whether it is easy to understand and navigate.

Grade 9-10

Complexity: The level of difficulty involved in creating the project, including the depth of knowledge and skills required.
Relevance: How well the project relates to current issues or trends in the field of AI or technology.
Accuracy: The precision of the work, including how well the data is handled and how correct the methods are.
Creativity: The degree of inventiveness shown in developing solutions or presenting the project in an original way.
Execution: How well the project is implemented, including its technical quality, functionality, and overall effectiveness.

Grade 11-12

Mastery: The level of expertise demonstrated in the project, showing a deep understanding of the concepts.
Depth: The depth of research and thought put into the project, including its complexity and thoroughness.
Application: The real-world relevance and potential application of the solution, and how effectively it addresses a problem.
Precision: The attention to detail and technical accuracy in the execution of the project.
Innovation: The extent to which the project introduces new ideas, concepts, or solutions that push the boundaries of AI or technology.

Competition Overview

Grade 3-4

Grade 5–6

Category 2: Grade 7-8

Grade 9-10

Grade 11-12

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Competition Overview

Grade 3-4

Grade 5–6

Category 2: Grade 7-8

Grade 9-10

Grade 11-12