"The WHERE Challenge would like to thank all students who participated in this year's Challenge. The following entries were prepared and researched by students aged 9 to 14 years. While WHERE Challenge judges acknowledge that some entries may contain inaccuracies, they applaud students' efforts and the quality of the entries. The WHERE Challenge winners are as follows:"
'A world of duct tape'
Samantha Sperling and Swarna Emayanarsmban
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Judges Comments: click to view
Website is an innovative original idea, with a pleasing design and excellent craftsmanship.
Connection between plastic and petroleum was missed.
Exceeded the 800 word limit, however, the first 800 words had good content.
'What’s in a globe?'
Maya Kliewer and Lauren Duncan
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Judges Comments: click to view
Great use of the globe to explore the location of resources.
Good presentation and well researched.
Connection between plastic and petroleum was missed.
'Rubik’s Cube’
Sydney Davis
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Judges Comments: click to view
Very well planned and researched.
Excellent presentation, editing, score and special effects.
Creative! Good content, flow of ideas, thoroughness of exploring the item, and conclusions.
Connection between plastic and petroleum was missed.
'Brace yourself for an Adventure out of this World'
Julie Krug-MacLeod
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Judges Comments: click to view
Humorous, entertaining, creative, accurate, detailed, with clear messages.
Great to see information about metal production from recycling and Deep Ocean drilling for resource extraction. Interesting allusion to the possibility of mining in space.
Amusing, creative and collaborative – well done!
'Hair Elastics: Have you ever wondered what they're made of?'
Chloe Funk and Het Sisodiya
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Judges Comments: click to view
Informative, entertaining and creative.
Entertainment, high production value, accurate science, and a great message.
Canada was missed as a petroleum producer.
