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1 IMPROVISATIONAL challenge IMPROV CHALLENGE The Improvisational Challenge is all about spontaneity and storytelling. Teams receive topics and produce skits right on the spot. LEARNING OUTCOMES Improvisational Acting Effective Storytelling Character Development Risk Taking 3-PEAT SEE FULL LIST PAGE 4

2 COPYRIGHT Permission is hereby granted by Destination Imagination, Inc., owner of the copyright to this document, to, Team Manager/Coordinator to make 10 copies of this document for educational purposes only, provided these copies are supplied to participants of the Destination Imagination program solely for their use in the Destination Imagination program. Permission to make and disseminate 10 copies of this material, without alterations, is granted, provided that each copy bears the following credit line: Copyright Destination Imagination, Inc. 2016, by Destination Imagination, Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. By my participation in an event conducted by an Affiliate, Region or other gathering related to the Destination Imagination program, the participant or participant s parents or participant s guardian understands and hereby voluntarily agrees to release, waive, forever discharge, hold harmless, defend and indemnify Destination Imagination Inc., and their agents, officers, boards, volunteers, and employees from any and all liability and all claims, actions, or losses for bodily injury, property damage, wrongful death, loss of services, or otherwise which may arise out of the participant s participation in activities related to the Destination Imagination event, including travel to and from the event. Destination Imagination, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Education Organization. Copyright 2016 by Destination Imagination, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. The PDF files for all the books in this set are available for download at Resources.DestinationImagination.org

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4 CONTENTS 2 CHALLENGE QUICK LOOK 4 GETTING STARTED Read a brief overview of the Challenge with your team. Review the Points of Interest for the Challenge and see which skills you will learn. Find out about the budget and time limits for your solution. TEAM RESOURCES Make sure your team has a Team Number and is registered with your Affiliate. Learn more about resources designed to guide you through the process of creating your solution. CENTRAL CHALLENGE Your Challenge will contain many components. Read (and reread!) the Challenge thoroughly to make sure your team understands it. SPECIAL RULES Learn more about the intent of this Challenge, Expense Reports, and rules about clothing and accessories at tournaments.

5 INTRO Destination Imagination Challenges are designed as a fun and engaging system of learning to teach students the creative process a powerful tool that is at the root of all innovation in the arts, sciences and entrepreneurship. Each Challenge is designed to help students achieve their highest potential. Participants will gain knowledge and experience in areas including creative and critical thinking, project management, team building, conflict resolution, STEM, perseverance, and a completion mindset the very skills needed to thrive in any chosen career. In addition to the Central Challenge, teams will participate in an Instant Challenge at their tournament. Instant Challenges are team-building activities that must be solved in a short period of time and account for 25% of a team s overall score at a tournament. For many, the ability to think critically and creatively on one s feet in a short period of time takes a lot of practice. Our Roadmap resource includes a variety of Instant Challenges to practice. Team Managers are also encouraged to download our Instant Challenge Practice Set, available in the Resource Area on DestinationImagination.org. 11 REWARD POINTS Review all of the elements that will be scored during your team s Presentation. 12 AT THE TOURNAMENT Review tournament procedures and specifics about the Presentation Site. 14 TOURNAMENT DATA FORMS Fill out the required paperwork and bring copies to your tournament.

6 QUICK LOOK PREPARE & PRESENT 3 SKITS The team will be given a story prompt, a stock character and a performance genre on which to base a story. The team will be able enhance the story by using props and other items that it has brought in a Box-O-Stuff. GENRE The team will portray each skit in a different genre preselected before the presentation IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGE

7 STOCK CHARACTER At the tournament, the team will randomly select 3 stock characters. Immediately before the start of each 3-minute Preparation/Skit time, one of the 3 stock characters will be revealed to the team. The team will incorporate a different stock character into each skit. QUICK LOOK BOX-O-STUFF The team must bring a box of items to the tournament that can be used to enhance each skit DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 3

8 GETTING STARTED 3-PEAT POINTS OF INTEREST ««Create 3 improvisational skits that each focus on the same story prompt. ««Present each skit in a different performance genre. ««Portray a different stock character in each skit. ««Enhance each skit with props from a box-o-stuff. TEAM BUDGET The total value of the materials used may not exceed $50US. TIME LIMIT For each of the 3 Skits, the team will be given up to 3 minutes to both prepare and present the Skit. The team will choose how much of the 3 minutes it will use to prepare and how much it will use to present the Skit. Approaching the Improvisational Challenge This Challenge can be solved on many levels, ranging from the simple to the complex. We recognize that there are many different ways to be creative. Please approach this Challenge in the true spirit of Destination Imagination: try foremost to solve the Challenge. If you find the intent or any of the details of the Challenge unclear, we encourage you to ask for a Clarification. (See the Rules of the Road.) Remember if it doesn t say you can t, then you can. However, if it says you must perform specific requirements, then those requirements have to be met. LEARNING OUTCOMES 4 Improvisational Acting Research Skills Interpersonal Skills Effective Storytelling Presentation Skills Perseverance Character Development Project Management Self-Directed Learning Risk Taking Creative and Critical Thinking Digital Literacy Time Management Teamwork Citizenship Skills IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGE

9 The Destination Imagination Team Number is a license to compete in sanctioned tournaments and/or to use the Program Materials for educational purposes within your team, school, group, or organization. Online access to Program Materials for teams who have purchased Team Numbers is at DestinationImagination.org. TEAM RESOURCES Teams competing in a tournament must hold a Team Number. My Team Number is: - My team is planning to compete in a sanctioned tournament. I have registered for that tournament with the: Regional Director or Affiliate Director RESOURCES TEAMS MUST... In order to successfully solve this Challenge, teams must read and follow: Team Challenge - The Central Challenge (300 points) Reward Points At the Tournament Rules of the Road Published Clarifications (online at DestinationImagination.org) The information in these materials is binding on all teams. Team Managers are strongly encouraged to read and use: Roadmap Travel Guide for Teams (available online after Jan. 20, 2017) Destination Imagination Blog Facebook.com/DestinationImagination Twitter.com/IdoDI Instagram.com/BoxAndBall 2016 DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 5

10 CENTRAL CHALLENGE A. CENTRAL CHALLENGE 300 POINTS 1. The Intent of the Challenge Stories can be both fun and complex. The team will be given a Story Prompt, a Stock Character and a performance Genre on which to base a story. To solve this Challenge, the team will prepare and present a Skit that tells a story. To triple the fun, the team will prepare and present two more Skits using the same Story Prompt, but each time with a new Stock Character and Genre. The team will be able enhance all of the Skits by using props and other items that it has brought in a Box-O-Stuff. 2. Skits a. The team will plan and present 3 Skits. Each Skit will: i. Be prepared and presented within 3 minutes. ii. Be based upon the same Story Prompt. iii. Include a different Stock Character that plays a central role. iv. Be presented in the style of a different Genre. v. Include props and other items from the team s Box-O-Stuff. b. Each Skit may begin at any time the team chooses during the 3-minute Preparation/Skit time. The team must signal the Appraisers when each Skit begins. c. The team will earn points for the overall presentation of each Skit. (C.1.a, C.2.a, C.3.a) 3. The following Improv Elements must be included in each of the team s Skits: a. Required Improv Element 1: Story Prompt i. The Story Prompt will be randomly selected and revealed to the team at the tournament. It will include 2 events that must be the focus of all 3 Skits. One of the 2 events will involve the Stock Character. (A.3.b) Examples of Story Prompts are The Stock Character has lost a shoe, and the theater is flooded, and The Stock Character discovers a buried vehicle, and the furniture is talking. ii. The team will earn points for the creative development of the Story Prompt in each Skit. (C.1.b, C.2.b, C.3.b) b. Required Improv Element 2: Stock Character i. Before the tournament, the team will research the Stock Characters listed in Table 1. A different list of Stock Characters will be used in Regional Tournaments, Affiliate Tournaments and Global Finals. ii. At the tournament, the team will randomly select 3 Stock Characters from the appropriate column in Table 1. The team will not know which Stock Characters it has chosen until it begins each Preparation/Skit time. Immediately before the start of each 3-minute Preparation/Skit time, one of the 3 Stock Characters will be revealed to the team. The team will then incorporate that Stock Character into the Skit. iii. In each Skit, the team will earn points for the creative and effective portrayal of each Stock Character and for its integration as a central character in the Skit. Only the selected Stock Character will be scored in each Skit. (C.1.c, C.2.c, C.3.c) IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGE

11 TABLE 1: STOCK CHARACTERS REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AFFILIATE TOURNAMENT GLOBAL FINALS Animal Trainer Artist Director CENTRAL CHALLENGE Auctioneer Athlete Eccentric Person Chef Boss Explorer Construction Worker Captain Free Spirit Dentist Clown Hero Doctor Criminal Lazy Person Engineer Inventor Liar Farmer Knight Optimist Firefighter Philosopher Perfectionist Police Officer Pilot Pessimist Professor Royal Person Rebel Salesperson Student Scared Person Tour Guide Volunteer Slob Villain Warrior Trickster c. Required Improv Element 3: Genre i. Before the tournament, the team will research the performance Genres listed in Table 2. Elementary Level teams will select 10 Genres, Middle Level teams will select 15 Genres, and Secondary Level and University Level teams will select 20 Genres to research. The team will list its selected Genres on the Tournament Data Form found at the end of this Challenge and bring it to the tournament. ii. At the tournament, the team will randomly select 3 of the Genres listed on its Tournament Data Form. The team will not know which Genres it has chosen until it begins each Preparation/Skit time. One of the 3 Genres will be revealed to the team immediately before each 3-minute Preparation/Skit time. The team must present that Skit in the style of the selected Genre. The team will portray each of the 3 Skits in a different Genre. iii. The team will earn points for the creative and effective portrayal of each Genre. Only the selected performance Genre will be scored in each Skit. (C.1.d, C.2.d, C.3.d) 2016 DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 7

12 CENTRAL CHALLENGE TABLE 2: GENRES Action Courtroom Drama Gangster Mystery Soap Opera Adventure Dystopian Ghost Story Nursery Rhyme Sports Drama Anime Documentary Historical Opera Spy Biography Drama Horror Parody Steampunk Bollywood Epic Indie Reality TV Superhero Cartoon Faction Journalism Romance Supernatural Children s Literature Fairy Tale Kabuki Science Fiction Thriller Comedy Fantasy Medical Drama Shakespeare Travel Comic Book Film Noir Memoir Shenmo Western Commedia dell Arte Folklore Musical Silent Zombie d. Required Improv Element 4: Box-O-Stuff i. The team must bring a box of items to the tournament that can be used to enhance each Skit. The box must have a lid or flaps so that it can be completely closed when all items are inside. It must have rectangular sides. When closed, none of the outer dimensions (length, width or height) may exceed 13in (33cm). Since many manufacturers list inside dimensions to designate the sizes of the boxes they sell, the team should carefully measure the outside dimensions of the box. If the box does not meet these requirements, neither the box nor its contents will be allowed into the Presentation Area. ii. The contents of the box are up to the team, with the exception of the following items, which are not allowed: Timing devices of any kind Electronic devices Liquids or other items not easily cleaned up when spilled, including, but not limited to, makeup, glitter, glue and paint Permanent markers Aerosols Sharp objects (including scissors) Items specifically excluded in The Rules of the Road and section A.5.c of this Challenge IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGE

13 iii. Items in the Box-O-Stuff may be altered by the team before or during the tournament. If the team chooses to bring a copy of the Challenge, research notes and/or paper and writing instruments for planning purposes they must be in the Box-O-Stuff when the team enters the Presentation Area. iv. The team may use any of the items in the Box-O-Stuff to enhance any of the 3 Skits. No other costumes, materials or props, including the box itself or its lid, may be used to enhance the 3 Skits. CENTRAL CHALLENGE v. The team will earn points for the creative and effective use of items in the Box-O-Stuff to enhance each Skit. (C.1.e, C.2.e, C.3.e) 4. Teamwork An entertaining Improvisational Presentation requires great teamwork. During each of the Preparation times and Skits, the team will earn points for its ability to work together, to plan, to move the story along and improvise together. (C.4) 5. Team-Provided Items a. Forms: The team should prepare and bring 5 copies of the Tournament Data Forms, 1 copy of the Expense Report, and 1 copy of the Declaration of Independence (found in the Rules of the Road) to the Prep Area. See the Tournament Data Form at the end of the Challenge for specific instructions. b. Team Identification Sign: The team should provide a free-standing Identification Sign (ID Sign) displaying the team s Team Name, School/Organization Name, Team Number, and Level. It needs to be approximately 2ft x 3ft (0.61m x 0.91m) and cannot be used as a scoring element. (See Team Identification Sign section in Rules of the Road.) c. Research Notes: Research notes created by the team prior to the tournament may be used as reference materials during the Preparation/Skit time. Research notes may be hand-written, typed by the team, photocopied or electronically duplicated. The following are not considered research notes and will NOT be allowed in the Presentation Area: books, pre-written music, pre-written scripts, pre-written jokes and team-generated lists of ideas for scenarios, characters (other than the Stock Characters), etc. Research notes must fit into the Box-O-Stuff. d. Props and Costumes: Physical props, scenery and/or costumes can only be used if they are included within the Box-O-Stuff. Items worn or brought to the Presentation Area outside of the Box-O-Stuff may not be used in any manner to enhance the team s Skit. e. Challenge Copy: A clean copy of this Challenge may be brought to the Presentation Site. It must be without team notes and it must fit into the Box-O-Stuff DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 9

14 SPECIAL RULES B. SPECIAL RULES FOR IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGES 1. The Intent of the Challenge The intent of this Challenge is to create 3 unique improvisational Skits based on the specific combination of Improv Elements selected at the tournament. Prior to the tournament, the team is encouraged to prepare for the many possible combinations of Improv Elements it may receive by generating different scenarios, experimenting with the materials, creating potential characters, and mixing and matching the various Improv Elements in practice sessions. It is expected that the team will choose to use and include some of the ideas that come from practice sessions when combining the Improv Elements chosen randomly at the tournament into the unique Skits. As long as the team does not bring its ideas for scenarios, potential characters other than Stock Characters, etc. into the Presentation Site in written form, using the ideas is acceptable and is within the intent of the Challenge. If a team moves on to another level of tournament and by chance selects one or more of the same Improv Elements, it is encouraged to create another original solution, but no deduction will be taken if it reuses parts of an earlier solution. 2. Expense Report All items in the Box-O-Stuff must be listed on the Expense Report. The budget for this Challenge is $50. Details on how to fill out an Expense Report Form may be found in the Rules of the Road. 3. Clothing and Accessories a. Items of clothing worn by team members as they enter the Presentation Area may not be used to contribute in any way to the presentation of the Skits. If a team member uses one of these items of clothing to contribute in any way to the Skits, the team could receive an Illegal Procedure deduction. Graphics on shirts or other articles of clothing that are worn into the Presentation Area are acceptable, as long as they are not referred to and do not contribute in any way to the Challenge solution. b. Jewelry, hair accessories and glasses may not be incorporated into the Skits unless they came from the Box-O-Stuff. c. Team members may wear wristwatches only for time management. The wristwatch can be worn during the Skit, but it may not contribute in any way to the solution. The team may bring in other timing devices in addition to wristwatches for the sole purpose of time management. Any timing devices used by the team must be silent. These devices must not be stored in the Box-O-Stuff and must not be incorporated in the Skits. For example, a team member saying Dad will be here in 2 hours after looking at a wristwatch or timing device is using it as a prop, and this is not allowed. If a team member uses a timing device to contribute to the Skits, the team will receive an Illegal Procedure deduction. These timing devices do not need to be included on the Expense Report. The Timekeeper/Announcer keeps the only official time, and this official time is final. d. Any item that is placed into or removed from a team member s pocket in the Presentation Area may not contribute in any way to the Skits IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGE

15 C. REWARD POINTS ELEMENT POINTS DETAIL REWARD POINTS Central Challenge Up to 300 A 1. Skit 1 Up to 80 a. Overall Presentation of Skit 1 Up to 20 A.2.c b. Improv Element 1: Creative development of the Story Prompt in the Skit c. Improv Element 2: Creative and effective portrayal of the Stock Character and its integration as a central character in the Skit Up to 15 Up to 15 A.3.a.ii A.3.b.iii d. Improv Element 3: Creative and effective portrayal of the Genre Up to 15 A.3.c.iii e. Improv Element 4: Creative and effective use of items in the Box-O- Stuff to enhance the Skit Up to 15 A.3.d.v 2. Skit 2 Up to 80 a. Overall Presentation of Skit 2 Up to 20 A.2.c b. Improv Element 1: Story Prompt (as described in C.1.b) Up to 15 A.3.a.ii c. Improv Element 2: Stock Character (as described in C.1.c) Up to 15 A.3.b.iii d. Improv Element 3: Genre (as described in C.1.d) Up to 15 A.3.c.iii e. Improv Element 4: Box-O-Stuff (as described in C.1.e) Up to 15 A.3.d.v 3. Skit 3 Up to 80 a. Overall Presentation of Skit 3 Up to 20 A.2.c b. Improv Element 1: Story Prompt (as described in C.1.b) Up to 15 A.3.a.ii c. Improv Element 2: Stock Character (as described in C.1.c) Up to 15 A.3.b.iii d. Improv Element 3: Genre (as described in C.1.d) Up to 15 A.3.c.iii e. Improv Element 4: Box-O-Stuff (as described in C.1.e) Up to 15 A.3.d.v 4. Teamwork Up to 60 a. Teamwork during the 3 Preparation times Up to 30 A.4 b. Teamwork during the 3 Skits Up to 30 A.4 CENTRAL CHALLENGE TEAMWORK 19% SKIT 1 27% SKIT 2 27% SKIT 3 27% PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER INSTANT CHALLENGE 25% TEAM CHALLENGE 75% 2016 DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 11

16 AT THE TOURNAMENT D: AT THE TOURNAMENT 1. Prep Area: The team will arrive at the Prep Area at least 20 minutes before its scheduled Presentation time. a. Paperwork: The Prep Area Appraiser will check to see whether the team has the required forms properly completed and that the research notes, if any, comply with the rules given in A.5.c. b. Box-O-Stuff: The Prep Area Appraiser will check the dimensions of the Box-O-Stuff and check to see if the contents all fit within the box and are all allowed items. (A.3.d.ii) The team will be asked to remove any item from the Box-O-Stuff that the Appraisers believe is a safety risk or is difficult to clean up. The Prep Area Appraiser s decision on this issue is final. Questions about the potential safety or messiness of specific items will not be answered in the Clarification process. If a team is unsure if an item will be allowed, it is encouraged to bring a substitute item in case the first one is not allowed. The Prep Area Appraiser will also check that the contents of the Box-O-Stuff are accurately represented on the Expense Report. The team will pack the items, including research notes and Challenge copy, if any, back into the Box-O-Stuff. c. Selecting Required Improv Element 1 - Story Prompt: The team will draw 1 tournament-supplied piece of paper and hand it, without looking at it, to the Prep Area Appraiser. This piece of paper will indicate the Story Prompt for all 3 Skits. d. Selecting Required Improv Element 2 - Stock Character: The team will draw 3 tournament-supplied pieces of paper, one at a time, and hand them, without looking at them, to the Prep Area Appraiser. Each piece of paper will indicate the name of a Stock Character from the list in Table 1, as noted for that specific tournament. e. Selecting Required Improv Element 3 - Genre: The team will draw 3 tournament-supplied pieces of paper, one at a time, and hand them, without looking at them, to the Prep Area Appraiser. Each piece of paper will indicate a number corresponding to one of the team-chosen Genres noted on the Tournament Data Form. f. Immediately before the beginning of the first 3-minute Preparation/Skit time, 1 selection for each of the above 3 Improv Elements will be revealed to the team to incorporate into the first Skit. Immediately before the second and third Preparation/Skit times, a new Stock Character and a new Genre will be revealed to the team. The selections will be used in the order they were drawn. 2. Presentation Site a. The Presentation Site is the room where the team s Presentation takes place, and includes areas occupied by the Appraisers and the audience. The Presentation Area is a specially designated portion of the Presentation Site where the team will present. The minimum required overall size of the Presentation Area is 8ft deep x 10ft wide (2.44m x 3.05m), but the team may use any additional space that tournament officials designate as available. b. The team may not attach items to walls or use any items that happen to be at the Presentation Site. c. While at the Presentation Site, the team must not solicit any responses from the audience IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGE

17 3. Presentation Procedure a. Introduction: The team will enter the Presentation Area with its Box-O-Stuff and timekeeping devices (if any). The Timekeeper/Announcer will introduce the team to the audience. At this time, the team may remove paper and writing instruments from the Box-O-Stuff if they chose to bring them. All other items in the Box-O-Stuff must remain in the box until the first Preparation/Skit time begins. The Timekeeper/Announcer will ask the team to demonstrate to the Appraisers the signal it plans to use to mark the end of its Preparation time and the beginning of its Skit. The Timekeeper/Announcer will introduce the 3 Improv Elements selected at random for the first Skit. The team will be provided with a written copy of the Story Prompt. The team may write down on its paper the Stock Character and the Genre as they are announced. AT THE TOURNAMENT b. First Preparation/Skit Time: Immediately after the Improv Elements have been revealed, the Timekeeper/ Announcer will say, BEGIN. The team will have the next 3 minutes to both prepare and present its first Skit. The team may decide how much of the 3 minutes to devote to each task. Since the team is allowed to bring its own timing device, team members may not ask the Appraisers how much time is left. The team will only be told when to begin and when its 3 minutes are over. The team may begin using the items from the Box-O-Stuff at any time after the Preparation/Skit time begins. When the team is ready to begin the Skit, it will signal the Appraisers. If a team does not signal the Appraisers in the way it demonstrated previously, the Appraisers will use their best judgment to determine when the team has ended its Preparation time and has begun its Skit time. The Appraisers decision is final. At the end of 3 minutes, the Timekeeper/Announcer will say STOP and the Skit will end, even if the team is not finished. If the team chooses, it may end the Skit at any time before the end of the 3-minute Preparation/Skit time. If there is any leftover time from a previous Preparation/Skit time, it will not carry over to the next Preparation/Skit time. c. First Interlude: At the end of the first Skit, the team will stay in place as the Timekeeper/Announcer announces a new Stock Character and a new Genre for the second Skit. One team member may retrieve a writing instrument and paper to record the new Improv Elements during this time. The team does not need to repack the Box-O-Stuff during the Interlude. d. Second Preparation/Skit time: This procedure will follow D.3.b. e. Second Interlude: This procedure will follow D.3.c. f. Third Preparation/Skit time: This procedure will follow D.3.b. g. After the final Skit, the team may bow and enjoy its well-earned applause. The team should remain in the Presentation Area to talk briefly with the Appraisers DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 13

18 TOURNAMENT DATA FORM TOURNAMENT DATA FORM 1 of 3 - IMPROVISATIONAL: 3-PEAT To our teams and Team Managers: Help your Appraisers identify the required elements of your Challenge solution so they can award you all of the points you have earned. Please use Page 1 as a checklist for your paperwork and fill out Page 2 and Page 3 completely and neatly. For Elementary Level teams only: Team Managers MAY fill out the form, writing out the words dictated by the team. PART ONE: Required Paperwork At the tournament Presentation Site, the Prep Area Appraiser will ask for your team s forms. A complete checklist of the required forms is below. Your team needs: 5 copies of the completed PAGE 2 of the Tournament Data Form. This is PAGE 1 of the form. 1 copy of the completed PAGE 3 of the Tournament Data Form. This page helps your team reflect on how you experienced the creative process. 2 copies of the completed Declaration of Independence. Blank copies of this form can be found in the Rules of the Road. One copy of this form is for Team Challenge, the other copy of is for you to take to Instant Challenge. 1 copy of the completed Expense Report. This form can be found in the Rules of the Road. Be sure to bring copies of your receipts in case you are asked for them, but it is not necessary to attach them to the form. 1 copy of Team Clarifications issued to your team. Team Identification Sign: This will tell the Appraisers and the audience who you are. It should list your Team Name, Team Number, School/Organization (if different from Team Name), and Level. It cannot be scored. See the Rules of the Road for more information. Published Clarifications: You need to be sure you are aware of the Published Clarifications for this Challenge available at DestinationImagination.org IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGE

19 TOURNAMENT DATA FORM 2 of 3 - IMPROVISATIONAL: 3-PEAT Team Name: Team Number: - School/Organization: Level: o EL o ML o SL o UL TOURNAMENT DATA FORM PART TWO: Improv Element 2: Stock Character Do not mark on this table. For Official use only. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AFFILIATE TOURNAMENT GLOBAL FINALS Animal Trainer Artist Director Auctioneer Athlete Eccentric Person Chef Boss Explorer Construction Worker Captain Free Spirit Dentist Clown Hero Doctor Criminal Lazy Person Engineer Inventor Liar Farmer Knight Optimist Firefighter Philosopher Perfectionist Police Officer Pilot Pessimist Professor Royal Person Rebel Salesperson Student Scared Person Tour Guide Volunteer Slob Villain Warrior Trickster Improv Element 3: Genre The team should list its researched and chosen Genres below. 1 ALL TEAMS ML, SL AND UL TEAMS ONLY 11 SL AND UL TEAMS ONLY DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 15

20 TOURNAMENT DATA FORM TOURNAMENT DATA FORM 3 of 3 - IMPROVISATIONAL: 3-PEAT Team Name: Team Number: - School/Organization: Level: o EL o ML o SL o UL PART FOUR THE CREATIVE PROCESS: Reflect on how your team experienced each stage of the creative process as you solved the Team Challenge. 1. RECOGNIZE: Understanding all the issues or points of the Challenge: 2. IMAGINE: Using your imagination to explore new ideas about possible solutions to the Challenge: 3. INITIATE and COLLABORATE: Taking risks and going beyond the minimum as you commit to a solution. Working in a collaborative way. Listening to all team ideas before judging them: 4. ASSESS: Assessing the solution as it is being created and after it is finished: 5. EVALUATE: Reflecting on the experience, thinking about what was learned, celebrating the team s journey and accomplishments: IMPROVISATIONAL CHALLENGE

21 NOTES TOURNAMENT DATA FORM 2016 DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 17

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23 CHALLENGE PROGRAM MATERIALS BOOK SET Team Challenges Teams choose from one of seven Challenges below. Show & Tech TECHNICAL Top Secret SCIENTIFIC In It Together ENGINEERING Vanished! FINE ARTS 3-Peat IMPROV Ready, Willing & Fable SERVICE LEARNING Save the Day EARLY LEARNING Roadmap This guidebook provides a season timeline to help teams arrive at their Challenge solutions. Teams are introduced to the creative process and project management tools. Roadmap also integrates a variety of Instant Challenges for teams to practice. Rules of the Road This resource contains all of the rules, procedures and some of the forms that are required to participate in the Challenge Program at the tournament. The PDF files for all the books in this set are available for download at Resources.DestinationImagination.org 2016 DESTINATION IMAGINATION, INC. 19

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