Science Project challenge for students of 7th, 8th and 9th Class.
Challenge: Build a 3D Model of a Plant Cell using everyday household items Register By: Jan 22nd, 2022 Submit Project By: Feb 06th, 2022 Final Event: Feb 13th, 2022
Register now (FREE for students of class 7th, 8th & 9th) and win exciting Prizes while learning!
1st Prize
Echo Dot
2nd Prize
Smart Watch
3rd Prize
Wireless Headphones
+ lots of other prizes for participation
How to participate in the event
Step 1: To register for the event, CLICK HERE
Step 2: Someone from our team will reach out (on the contact number provided in registration form) to confirm your registration.
Step 3: If you need help and or any guidance, schedule time with one of our team members. You can reach us on 97970 77223. Our team will provide guidance on how to proceed with the project.
Step 4: Create your physical model.
Step 5: Create a writeup or a video explaining your design and build process.
Step 6: Bring your completed model and the writeup/video to Advanced Learning Space workshop, on or before the submission deadline date of Feb 06th, 2022.
Step 7: Final event will be held on Feb 13th, 2022. Submitted projects that satisfy the terms and conditions mentioned on this page will be displayed, shared and evaluated. Details of the event will be shared with participants.
Step 3: If you need help and or any guidance, schedule time with one of our team members. You can reach us on 97970 77223. Our team will provide guidance on how to proceed with the project.
Step 4: Create your physical model.
Step 5: Create a writeup or a video explaining your design and build process.
Step 6: Bring your completed model and the writeup/video to Advanced Learning Space workshop, on or before the submission deadline date of Feb 06th, 2022.
Step 7: Final event will be held on Feb 13th, 2022. Submitted projects that satisfy the terms and conditions mentioned on this page will be displayed, shared and evaluated. Details of the event will be shared with participants.
Terms and Conditions
1. Students in class 7th, 8th or 9th can participate in the competition.
2. Project Constraints:
2.1: The model should be three dimensional in structure.
2.2: The model should showcase at least seven plant cell organelles.
2.3: The model should be big enough to be used for a classroom presentation.
2.4 The model size should not exceed 100 square inches.
2.4: Along with the model, the student is expected to submit a writeup or a video presentation explaining how he or she designed and built the model.
3. Use of household items for building the project will be preferred and encouraged.
4. Students are expected to work on the project independently, without help from parents, etc.
5. The person submitting the project must follow covid guidelines strictly.
6. Wearing a face mask while submitting the project is mandatory.
An example Plant Cell Model created at
Advanced Learning Space
Evaluation Criteria
Projects will be evaluated on the following four dimensions.
1. Design Process - what design process did the student follow?
2. Quality of the physical model - How acurate is the model and are all parts built to scale?
3. What and how is information communicated through the model?
4. How well organized is the writeup and/or video presentation submitted with the model?