Destination imagination

It’s back to school season, and what better way to get kids excited about a new school year than with a fun STEAM Challenge! STEAM Challenges not only create new ways to inspire your class but also give students the opportunity to be creative, learn how to think critically and quickly on their feet, and […]

Kids of all ages are fascinated by Rube Goldberg machines. They get to watch science in action and use their imagination and creativity. Using everyday materials, see what your kids can design through our Rube Goldberg STEAM challenge. When they’re finished, use our Processing Questions to have them reflect on their project experience.

Roller coasters are one of the most popular attractions at amusement parks. In this activity, students will explore the world of structural engineering, as well as the motion and speed of an object, as they create their own small-scale roller coaster model. Students will have 20 minutes to complete the activity.

Turning your "101 Reasons to Choose Destination Imagination" into a work of art for our headquarters! #IamDI

Every school year, my kids talk about which clubs they want to join. My son does archery, which doesn’t start until later in the school year but is a lot of fun. My youngest daughter chose Destination Imagination this year. It’s a club I strongly recommend if you want...

My Destination Imagination Journey (Tips, Tricks, and Thoughts) - STEM Activities for Kids

Roll-A-Challenge! By using the roll-a-challenge dice, teams will be able to create more than 200 different Instant Challenge combinations. Just round up the supplies listed on the “Use” die, cut and glue or tape all three dice and you’re ready to get started!

Mona Shores High School has taken home a national — make that “global” — title. The school's Destination ImagiNation team beat out competitors from around the world to win a first-place trophy at the “global” finals in Knoxville, Tenn....

Budget STEM Activities For Kids- 10 building challenges using materials you already have at home. Great for science, math, team-building, destination imagination instant challenges, makerspaces, and just fun with friends!

Every school year, my kids talk about which clubs they want to join. My son does archery, which doesn’t start until later in the school year but is a lot of fun. My youngest daughter chose Destination Imagination this year. It’s a club I strongly recommend if you want...