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Create a future-focused, innovative idea, product or service that has the potential to become a profitable business venture. Shark Tank Innovation is a project-based learning challenge that incorporates the 4 Cs; Critical Thinking, Creativity, Collaboration, and Communication. Students will demonstrate the skills through developing an innovative project as an entrepreneur using the scientific method and persuasive techniques by preparing a pitch and business/marketing campaign for the innovation. The Shark Panel will judge and review presentations and innovations.  \nEligibility  \n● Student/team of students (maximum of 5)  \n● Secondary: 7th-8th grade  \n● The sponsor for student/student groups must be a certified teacher currently teaching in Brevard County.  \nApplication Process:  \nREGISTER ONLINE: Anyone interested in participating in the competition must register by completing the  \nEntry Form at [https://forms.gle/X7NywWSrwyBgY9Da7](https://forms.gle/X7NywWSrwyBgY9Da7) by October 4, 2024.  \nIMPORTANT DATES  \nOctober 4, 2024 Deadline to register for school participation in the Innovation Games  \nNovember 8, 2024 Deadline for Round One school judging to be completed, winners selected. School  \njudging may take place at any time between September 2nd-November 8, 2024  \nNovember 12, 2024 Deadline for completing Innovation paperwork (for Shark Tank participants only)  \nNovember 22, 2024 Round Two (Final Round) judging, by industry judges at the Innovation Games  \nHow the competition will work  \nPitching to the Sharks, Shark Tank style, is designed to reward big ideas that will push the envelope. We encourage participants to be bold. Participants will focus on innovation – something fresh and new, building on or evolving from previous models, solving a problem, reinventing the model entirely, or taking us somewhere we didn’t even know existed. This is your chance to sell your story and get others to invest in your dream, spread the word or provide support.  \nThere are two rounds of competition. The first round is only applicable if your school has more than one participating group. Each school may bring one team to the competition in November.  \nFirst Round (prior to November 8th) if the school has more than one team  \nThe first round will take place at the school level. Students will create an innovative idea, product, or service.  \nEach school will judge innovations, using in-house judges, in a Shark Tank style presentation and choose one innovation by November 8, 2024, to move to the next round of competition. Update participant registration with participants’ names for the team.  \nSee rubrics and criteria on following pages  \nFinal Round  \nThe final round will take place November 22, 2024. These innovations will be presented live, shark tank style, to industry judges. From these finalists, a winner will be selected by our finalist judges. Prizes will be awarded.  \nCriteria  \nEach individual/group must:  \n1) Work individually or in groups (maximum of 5 students in a group)  \n2) Create a Unique Innovation product idea (good, service, non-profit, etc.) with a product visual and/or prototype.  \nNote: the group may choose to demonstrate their product in a prerecorded video to show the “Sharks”during competition.  \n3) Develop a Marketing Plan (see level of expectations for elementary, middle and high schools in the rubrics) .  \n4) Create a Marketing Flyer to hand to the “SHARKS” about your innovation.  \n5) Calculate a Cost Analysis of the innovation.  \n6) Contribute, participate and speak during the presentation.  \n7) Dress in professional business attire on their presentation day  \nDevelop a Marketing Plan that addresses the following:  \n1) Name of your innovation concept  \n2) Include a description of your innovation, its visual appeal/design if applicable, its relevance/imp","cbCaig6pze8oim3W","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig6pze8oim3W","pdf",225680,"English","# Purpose\n## Eligibility\n## Application Process and Important Dates\n## Competition Format\n## Criteria\n### Marketing Plan Requirements\n### Marketing Flyer Requirements","[{\"question\":\"Who is eligible to participate in the Middle School Shark Tank competition?\",\"answer\":\"Participants must be students in grades 7–8, working individually or in teams of up to 5. 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