"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:"
'The Mysteries of Nickel'
Katiya Gareau-Jones
Garson, ON
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Informative and entertaining.
'Sharpies'
Kate Medd
Oakville, ON
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Strong craftmanship, orignality and good design.
Some technical errors.
'iPhone'
Céleste Nantel
Oakville, ON
'Dirt Bike from the Dirt'
Carsten Trotter
ON
No prize. Just recognition for a great submission. He was overtime by 50 seconds – but it was very well done.
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A tremendous entry that thoroughly addresses the questions of the WHERE Challenge. Excellent Canadian content. Unfortunately, the video exceeds the time limitation of two minutes.
'The Toonie'
Emily Liu and Katrina Stanfield
Toronto, ON
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Well done! The presentation could have been improved by including information about the importance of mined materials in every day life.
'Metal Matters'
Sophia Arellano and Gialia Bautista
Toronto, ON
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Story is very lively, engaging and well written.
Focus on the the story's structure could have improved this entry.
Some minor technical errors.
'What's in a lunchbag'
Marco Policarpio
Toronto, ON
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Makes excellent use of Prezi and uses the graphics to make a strong link between the object and the materials.
Science broadly spot on, to appropriate length, and well supported by graphical elements.
Improvement of citations and identification of non-free use images is required.
