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Today, March 29, AISU hosted a grand event – a Scrabble marathon! This time, four teams competed for the title of the best experts in fierce battles of intelligence. Representatives of the 6th grade, two teams from the 7th grade and the 8th grade team joined the marathon.

The atmosphere of tension and excitement was in the air from the very beginning. The teams, armed with their knowledge and ingenuity, were ready to prove their erudition. The questions covered a variety of topics, from geography to music, forcing participants to go beyond the school curriculum.

The host of this intellectual tournament was our geography teacher, Mr. Anatoly. He not only masterfully managed the game, but also prepared interesting and unexpected questions for the teams. Did you know that a person has the highest height in the morning? Would you be able to determine the musical composition of Metallica by ear? Do you know how the Leaning Tower of Pisa helped discover the law of gravity? These and other questions made the participants really think and demonstrate their knowledge.

The competition lasted several hours, during which the teams “passed through fire and water”. Each round brought new challenges and emotions. The participants supported each other, excitedly discussed questions and enjoyed successful answers.

Finally, it’s time to announce the winners. The tension reached its peak, because all the teams demonstrated deep knowledge and outstanding ingenuity.

And the victory went… a team of 8th grade students! Their triumph was the result of teamwork, deep knowledge and outstanding ingenuity.

The Scrabble marathon at AISU has become a real celebration of intelligence and knowledge. He not only demonstrated the high level of training of our students, but also gave them unforgettable emotions and a positive charge.

Congratulations to the winners and all participants of the marathon! Their example inspires us to new achievements and strive for self-improvement.

AISU is proud of its students!

This is just the beginning of our intellectual journey! We will continue to hold interesting and exciting events aimed at developing the knowledge and skills of our students.

The Scrabble marathon at AISU has become not only a competition, but also a great way to unite students and demonstrate their talents.

In addition to intellectual battles, participants were also waiting for other interesting tasks.

• Creative Competition-teams had to come up with and draw their team’s logo in a short time.
• Intellectual relay-participants took turns answering questions on different topics, trying to give the answer as quickly and correctly as possible.
• Quiz with prizes-teams had to answer a series of questions related to the history of AISU, school traditions and interesting facts about our school.

These tasks not only diluted the competition, but also helped participants get to know each other better and demonstrate their ingenuity and creativity.

Interesting marathons at AISU school

At AISU private school, We believe that learning should be not only informative, but also exciting. That is why we often organize various erudite marathons for our students.

These marathons are not just competitions, but also a great way to plunge into the world of knowledge, show your erudition and ingenuity, and team up with your classmates.

Here are some examples of interesting erudite marathons:

1. Marathon “historical mazes”.

• Participants: students in Grades 5-7.
• The essence of the marathon is that teams travel through a maze, where at each stage they come across questions from history. For the correct answer, the team receives a map with a hint that will help them find a way out of the maze.
• Additional tasks:
  • Solving historical puzzles.
  • Dramatization of historical events.
  • Creating historical comics.

2. Marathon “literary adventures”.

• Participants: students in grades 8-11.
• The essence of the marathon is that teams embark on an exciting journey through the world of literature. At each stage, they come across questions from different literary works. For the correct answer, the team receives an excerpt from the text that will help them solve the final riddle.
• Additional tasks:
  • Creating poems based on literary works.
  • Sramatization of excerpts from books.
  • Drawing illustrations for literary works.

3. Marathon “mathematical puzzles”.

• Participants: students in grades 6-9.
• The essence of the marathon is that teams solve math puzzles and problems of varying difficulty. For the correct decision, the team receives a code that will help them open the treasure chest.
• Additional tasks:
  • Inventing your own mathematical problems.
  • Creating math crosswords.
  • Conducting math quizzes.

4. Marathon “natural detective stories”.

• Participants: students in grades 10-11.
• The essence of the marathon is that teams investigate “natural” crimes using their knowledge of biology, chemistry, physics and geography. For each “crime” solved, the team receives an item that will help them build a “time machine” and travel to different eras.
• Additional tasks:
  • Conducting scientific research.
  • Creating your own research projects.
  • Development of scientific presentations.

5. Marathon “linguistic kaleidoscope”.

• Participants: students in Grades 7-9.
• The essence of the marathon is that teams travel around the world of languages, solving linguistic tanks, crosswords, puzzles and other interesting tasks. For the correct answer, the team receives a fragment of the language map, which will help them find a treasure – knowledge about different languages and cultures of the world.
• Additional tasks:
  • Learning and presenting new words from different languages.
  • Create your own poems and stories using multilingualism.
  • Conducting language quizzes and contests.

6. Marathon “Art Turns”.

• Participants: students in grades 5-6.
• The essence of the marathon is that teams embark on an exciting journey through the world of art. At each stage, they are asked questions about the history of art, music, theater and cinema. For the correct answer, the team receives a mosaic element that will help them recreate a masterpiece of World Art.
• Additional tasks:
  • Create your own works of art in different genres.
  • Dramatization of excerpts from plays or screenplays.
  • Holding art exhibitions and competitions.

7. Marathon “it mazes”.

• Participants: students in Grades 8-10.
• The essence of the marathon is that teams solve logical problems, encode algorithms and solve ciphers using their knowledge of Computer Science and programming. For the correct decision, the team receives a code that will help them open a virtual safe with valuable knowledge and skills.
• Additional tasks:
  • Develop your own mobile apps or websites.
  • Creating computer games or animations.
  • Conducting it quizzes and contests.

8. Marathon “psychological quests”.

• Participants: students of the 11th grade.
• The essence of the marathon is that teams solve psychological puzzles, solve quests and conduct experiments exploring the depths of the human psyche. For completing the task correctly, the team receives a key that will help them open the “chest of self-knowledge” and better understand themselves and others.
• Additional tasks:
  • Conducting psychological research and analyzing the results.
  • Create your own psychological tests and games.
  • Conducting psychological consultations and trainings.

These marathons are just a few examples of how you can make learning fun and exciting.

We at AISU believe that knowledge is not just a set of facts, but the key to self-development and success in life.

That is why we are constantly looking for new ideas and methods so that our students can learn with joy and get the most out of the educational process.

Join us at AISU and become a participant in our erudite marathons!

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