All Liberty students can participate

Self-motivated students.

Students willing to study the sciences outside

of school and beyond classes.

students that can persevere through

challenges.

A science competition

15 students per team

23 events – covering all aspects of science

Team score based on place of finish in event

Lowest score wins

An overall goal for the team is to have fun learning to do science well and compete with honor and grace

Have enough members to have 2 teams

Liberty Black team: everyone win a medal in event at regional, qualify for state competition, and win a medal there too. OH and have fun!

Liberty Red team: Each person wins a medal at regional and have fun!

Liberty white?: win medals at region and have fun!

Life, personal, and social sciences:

Anatomy and Physiology SfN

Bio-Process Lab

Disease Detectives (Population Growth) CDC

Green Generation(ecology and environmental science) DuPont

Invasive Species Orkin

Earth and space science:

Dynamic Planet(Oceanography) NOAA

Fossils

Meteorology (Everyday Weather) NOAA

Road Scholar

Reach for the stars

Chemistry:

Crime Busters

Food Science (Diary?)

Physics:

Air Trajectory

Crave the Wave

Wind power (turbine)

Tech and engineering:

Bridge Building ArclorMittal

Elastic Launched Glider AMA

Mission possible (Rube Goldberg machine)

Scrambler

Inquiry and nature of science:

Bottle Rockets

Experimental Design

Picture This

Write It Do It

21 events x 2 competitors

2 events x 3 competitors

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Total spots PER team

15 competitors per team

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Events per competitor

= 42

= 6

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48

÷ 15

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3.2

So far, the best way to communicate with

your partner would be through a Google docs

page.

This allows both students in the event to convey

their findings to each other

Both students can also edit and post the things

that they have been studying (Therefore it is a

reciprocal study tool)

The proposed schedule for 2014-2015: an after-school meeting every every Monday from

September– March 3:00-4:00ish

A middle school oriented study time at Liberty every Tuesday from 7:00-9:00 September-March For these meetings, CHS and Skyridge students will attend. Feel

free to ask questions regarding your events, but be respectful with their time.

December - CHS invitational

January - Canyon Park Invitational – Bothell, WA Mira Loma – by sign-up?

February - Willamette Valley invitational – Lebanon, OR

March - Regional competition – Longview, WA

April -State Competition (Qualifier)

Car pooling is our best option for all

competitions (cost)

If a student is in your car you have assumed

responsibility for them, not the school district.

We get a slight discount rate for our hotel at

SEA-TAC for Bothell, WA trip.

Saturdays from 7:30-5:00ish

Going to need help transporting all our gear –

builds, cooler, team supplies, etc.

I understand things come up notify me if student

will miss and event

Food- everyone chips in(pun intended) to bring

snacks, water and sandwiches for teams.

please stay entire time – builds team atmosphere

Not released

2016 WSO Unified Schedule -

DRAFT

B EVENTS 8:30 9 10 11 12 1 2 Anatomy & Physiology Y X

Bio Process Lab Y X

Crave the Wave Y X

Crime Busters X Y

Disease Detectives X Y

Dynamic Planet X Y

Experimental Design X Y

Food Science X Y

Fossils Y X

Green Generation Y X

Invasive Species X Y

Meteorology X Y

Reach for the Stars Y X

Road Scholar Y X

Write It, Do It Y X

B Division Sign-Up Events - time

slots can be added at the

discretion of the tournament

Air Trajectory Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up

Bottle Rockets Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up

Bridge Building Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up

Elastic Launched Glider Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up

Mission Possible Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up

Picture This Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up

Scrambler Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up

Wind Power (test/device) *All Test Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up

B Division Trial Events - inclusion at

discretion of Regional tournaments;

WILL be included in State Tournament

Electric Aircraft Cargo Challenge Sign Up Sign Up Sign Up

Potions & Poisons X Y

The fastest way to contact any of the coaches is

through email:

Mr. Juarez (Head coach):

Anthony.juarez@camas.wednet.edu

State site:

http://washingtonscienceolympiad.com/

National site: http://soinc.org/

We have also created an informational website

for everyone on the team. Not up-to-date.

This contains event info, schedules, and helpful links and

tips

http://staff.camas.wednet.edu/blogs/libertyscienceolympia

d/

CSD Science Olympiad 2015-16 registration

permission form 2015-2016 season Liberty

Team captains = 2-3

Lexi Howard

?

There is no way for 1 or 2 people to coach/train all students on all 23 events.

Volunteer – I really need you!!!!! I can get you started and you can work with

students learning everything they do.

Pick events that you are interested in and help a child, even if they are not yours. (see sign-up Google doc)

If you come to a practice I am probably going to give you something to do

Donate – We’ll take your old stuff. See our Google doc list

on our website’s FAQ page.

NEED

Our challenge for you:

Tell (And hopefully bring) a friend or 2 to one of

the meetings

This is probably our best shot at recruiting, but

once again, your feedback is needed

If you have any recruiting ideas, don’t hesitate to

share.