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Basis Scottsdale team named state champions of chemistry contest

Three Basis Scottsdale students were named Arizona State Champions in the “You Be the Chemist” team-based, free STEM contest for fifth through eighth grade students.

They are Aydin Daniel (8th grade) Richelle Daniel (6th grade) and Avon Periakaruppan (8th grade).

Teams compete by answering timed multiple-choice and short-answer questions in Chemistry. They also create a video exploring chemistry concepts in this year’s theme. Regional Challenge and video scores are weighted to determine the winners.

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Basis Scottsdale team named state champions of chemistry contest

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Three Basis Scottsdale students were named Arizona State Champions in the “You Be the Chemist” team-based, free STEM contest for fifth through eighth grade students.

They are Aydin Daniel (8th grade) Richelle Daniel (6th grade) and Avon Periakaruppan (8th grade).

Teams compete by answering timed multiple-choice and short-answer questions in Chemistry. They also create a video exploring chemistry concepts in this year’s theme. Regional Challenge and video scores are weighted to determine the winners.

Basis Scottsdale, “You Be the Chemist”

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