Territory Young Scientists Awards
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  • Rural and Remote Schools Student Award

Scientific Communication - Scientific Games

The ability to communicate scientific ideas and concepts effectively requires skill. This category gives students an outlet to share scientific concepts and ideas in a creative and fun way. Students may work individually or collaborate with others. 
 
The scientific game can be in the form of but not limited to:
 
Board game                Card game              Interactive game                Computer game
 
Entries should have:
  • Clear rules for the game and how to win
  • Scientific content addressed throughout the game
  • Correct use of scientific terms
  • Fun and engaging for the player
  • Interesting and informative
 
Please refer to the competition booklet
 for the criteria to submit an entry into this category. 

​A selection of previous winners:
Picture
Left: Excerpt of a computer game coded by a student on the Carbon Cycle. The student submitted a screen recording of the game being played and the code used to write the game. Click on image to view entry. 
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Below: A board game on the Carbon Cycle

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