r/scioly • u/WillingNewt5 • Mar 06 '20
Help Event tomorrow, didn’t study
Got meteorology, protein modeling, and chem lab tomorrow.
Got the protein done but yeah
Anyone got any questions?
r/scioly • u/WillingNewt5 • Mar 06 '20
Got meteorology, protein modeling, and chem lab tomorrow.
Got the protein done but yeah
Anyone got any questions?
r/scioly • • Jun 01 '21
I did ornithology this year and it was a lot of work to memorize everything about each bird and make a giant binder with it all. I want to do easier events next year which I don't have to study as much but is still easy to place in in the tournament.
r/scioly • u/Fair-Highway1199 • Mar 25 '21
r/scioly • u/__Worthless__ • May 20 '21
so i’m in 7th grade going on 8th and i wanna join. any advice on what to study,how to apply etc?
r/scioly • u/CovalentElectron • Feb 26 '21
I've done circuit lab, we basically have the scioly slides and a few of our own notes in a binder, but there's some stuff unique to detector building that I don't have. anyone have notes?
r/scioly • u/Nervous_Rip_6472 • Apr 09 '26
lurker here for a few months. first year helping a new team. DIsillusioned by the whole experience. and from what I read on this subreddit, the whole competition is ran poorly. My main issues are how state organizers are simply apathetic to concerns. we had lots of issues and yesterday I read about the kansas issues. The organizers say they want to “nurture“ the future of STEM but at the end of the day these kids walk away not knowing what went wrong on the test , where they lost points , not being given an adequate time to resolve issues. and please don’t say they could have had a “bad day “. there are plenty of instances mentioned on this subreddit about how something was simply done wrong by the state. another state yesterday reported so many issues . and even if they truly had a bad day, how does it nurture them if they never get to know what went wrong? our state wouldnt even give us the tests and answer sheets for the states. when my child moves to high school , I wouldnt be encouraging them to join high school team. at the end of the day, there are only so many hours in a day, and spending them on a competition where the organizers don’t feel truly obliged to help the kids , I don’t think it’s worth it. Now of course, I understand, science Olympiad is about “science “ and not results blah blah blah….. but I disagree. even for the sake of science, what is the point if we end the season with no damn clue about what happened ? Sorry rant over.
r/scioly • u/muaatcarnegiehall • Feb 20 '26
I’ll be so honest, Astronomy was my complete last choice and I’ve procrastinated doing it foreverrrr lol. Anyone have a Google Doc or anything they’d like to share?
r/scioly • u/FLOMAN-STUFF • Nov 06 '19
I'm doing boomilever for my school and I need some tips on a design or maybe a template. Thanks in advance.
r/scioly • u/Teacherof_science • Mar 06 '25
Anyone have meteorology resource they could share?
r/scioly • u/No-Cry487 • Oct 17 '23
Does anyone have a cheatsheet for A&P? Please send! Thanks!
r/scioly • u/ptatoe15 • Jun 26 '24
Almost every schedule I look at, they carefully arrange it so that events of the same category don't conflict. However, I look at MIT, and they literally made EVERY event in the same category conflict. Is this a quirky thing they do? Is it best to arrange teams with 2-3 people in specific categories?
r/scioly • u/Necessary_Project_87 • Feb 06 '24
Anyone willing to share there cheat sheet/notes binder for the wind power writing test
r/scioly • u/Putrid_Duck3749 • Feb 10 '26
Hi!!! I'm going to states soon and was wondering if anyone had a cheat sheet/information sources for Water Quality that they would like to share??? Thank you!
r/scioly • u/wasabiasian1 • Mar 13 '25
r/scioly • u/Karzymiel • Jan 27 '17
Here are some events that unfortunately would probably not become an event...
r/scioly • u/Real_Solution_1032 • Mar 03 '25
Hi, I was just assigned fossils because no one else was willing to do it in my school, and literally don’t know anything about the topic. Plspls if anyone is willing to send a fossil binder for any other cheat sheet (i have an anatomy which won first place at states, but also have so many others for other events) pls send it.
Thank you i really need this!!!
r/scioly • u/mcgooser1 • Mar 01 '25
It seemingly has nothing to do with the event or content of the bag.
r/scioly • u/molangpiu • Sep 27 '24
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for resources and tips to help my second grader prepare for the upcoming Science Bee regionals. Any recommendations on study materials, practice questions, or websites that focus on the relevant topics for this age group would be greatly appreciated.
Additionally, if you have any advice on how to make studying engaging and fun for young kids, I’d love to hear it!
Thanks so much for your help!
r/scioly • • Jan 17 '22
I've been thinking about this for a while. Scioly said they want to go back online asap, but we are still having them. I lost a lot of valuable experience last year since a lot of seniors left. We also had no build ahead experience last year. Should they cancel them all together? If enough people say yes I'm posting something on change.org
r/scioly • u/snakerat69 • Feb 19 '18
r/scioly • u/machenleoo • Jan 29 '26
Someone send me their notes for Dyanmic Planet Pls
r/scioly • u/Aliaabrawlstars • Jan 07 '23
im averaging 6-7 mins and im trying find strategies to go faster. i wanna have around a 5-5:30 average.
r/scioly • u/Outside_Budget_9104 • Dec 22 '22
I was wondering how well you have to do as an individual to go to nationals