Fairchild Challenge Blog
The Fairchild Challenge is a free, multidisciplinary, standards-based environmental education outreach program designed to give high school and middle school students an opportunity to creatively shine. By appealing to their innate sense of curiosity about the world around them, the Challenge invites students to investigate the thorniest environmental issues, devise imaginative and effective responses to these issues, and take action to address them. Get the latest program updates here on our blog!
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Fairchild Challenge at Phipps: Environmental Justice Out Loud!
Thank you all your project submissions for Challenge 5: Environmental Justice Out Loud! Students were asked to explore an environmental justice issue that is important to them, and that affects their community. According to the...
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Fairchild Challenge at Phipps: Purposeful Gardens
Thank you to all the students who participated in the recent Fairchild Challenge, Purposeful Gardens! This challenge was completed by elementary, middle, and high school students. For this challenge, students were asked...
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Fairchild Challenge at Phipps: Data Collection-Celebrate Urban Birds!
Thank you to everyone who submitted entries for Fairchild Challenge #3, Data Collection: Celebrate Urban Birds! For this challenge, both Middle and High School students were asked to become citizen scientists, collecting...
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Fairchild Challenge at Phipps: Slow Fashion Collage
Thank you to all of the students who submitted entries in the recent high school Fairchild Challenge, Visual Arts: Slow Fashion Collage. For this challenge, students researched the impacts of the fashion industry and...
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Fairchild Challenge at Phipps: Super[hero] Foods!
Thank you to all of the schools who submitted entries the recent Fairchild Challenge, Visual Art and Design: Super[hero] Foods! This challenge was completed by both elementary and middle school students, who were tasked...
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Fairchild Challenge at Phipps: Hibernation, Brumation and Aestivation, Oh My!
Thank you to all the students who submitted projects for the first Fairchild Challenge of the year! For this challenge, Hibernation, Brumation, Aestivation, Oh My! both middle and high school students researched...