In Destination Imagination (DI), students work together in teams to solve open-ended STEAM challenges designed to teach the creative process. 

The creative process is a step-by-step approach that helps students better understand problems and ask better questions, come up with solutions, learn from failure, and celebrate their achievements.

In going through this process, kids learn vital life and career skills—creative thinking, critical thinking, public speaking, and collaborative problem-solving—that help them feel empowered and set them up for success in their future. 

Each team of 7 students works together to solve a long term, central challenge.
Here are the summaries of the challenges. https://www.destinationimagination.org/challenge-experience/challenge-previews/

They also work all year (through March 15 for the state competition) on practicing for an Instant Challenge, which is a challenge that they solve in under 10 minutes. These are usually engineering challenges that sometimes include performance components.

Summit would like to sponsor multiple students for Destination Imagination!

Contribute $175 towards this activity.