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With the NBA Playoffs heating up, here is one for

With the NBA Playoffs heating up, here is one for our Sports History fans! On this date in 1980, Magic Johnson played center for the LA Lakers as a rookie, filling in for another legend (Kareem Abdul-Jabaar), and leading the Lakers to victory in game 6. Originally a point guard, no one expected him to make the transition so easily, but he went on to score 42 points, 15 rebounds and 7 assists.
Magic later became known for his advocacy regarding HIV and Aids education following his diagnosis in 1991.His goals in advocacy were to show that the risk of HIV infection was not just isolated to drug users or the LGBTQAA community.

This week’s out of the box fact is one for the m

This week’s out of the box fact is one for the music lovers! It was on this day in 1982 that the song “Ebony and Ivory” took the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 Charts. A collaboration between Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder, this song became one of McCartney’s greatest hits in his post-Beatles career. McCartney had long been a Stevie Wonder fan, even including a message in Braille for the musical icon on his 1973 album cover, Red Rose Speedway.
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/may-15/ebony-and-ivory-begins-a-seven-week-run-at-1-on-the-pop-charts

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander He

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month, we’re shining a light on women of AAPI heritage who have had a positive impact on history. This week we’re focusing on Patsy Mink.
In 1964, Patsy Mink became the first woman of color elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. Her Congressional career was split over many decades (1964–1977; 1990–2002), but she is best known as a key author for Title IX, a law that advanced gender equity within federal funding policies for education. This law was later renamed the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act in her honor.

For more information on other powerful women in AAPI history, visit https://womenshistory.si.edu/blog/twelve-asian-american-and-pacific-islander-women-know to learn about writers, artists and activists who have changed the world with their works.
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Trivia Tuesday: With the Middle and Elementary Sch

Trivia Tuesday: With the Middle and Elementary School National Championships coming up fast, let’s turn our trivia facts to the state of Florida!
Did you know that Everglades National Park– a UNESCO World Heritage Site – is the only place on the planet where crocodiles and alligators co-exist?
Florida is also the flattest state in the United States, the only state with a coral reef, and Olustee is the site of the only major Civil War battle fought in Florida.

While regular registration closed last week, we will have a space-available late registration option opening up soon, so keep an eye on your email boxes if you have registered for the National Championships and want to add events!
#historybee #historybowl #sciencebee #geographybee #quizbowl

While the North American regional season is comple

While the North American regional season is complete, Europe and Asia are still going strong! In Europe and Asia, we have the Online Geography Bowl for Europe and Asia, and we also have the History Bee and Bowl of the Philippines!
For results, visit ihbbeurope.com/results/ and https://iacompetitionsasia.com/results/ respectively.
Note: photos are from last summer’s International Geography Championships, where we have players from all over the world!

We are often asked to recommend study materials fo

We are often asked to recommend study materials for the National Championships. While we do not offer a study guide focused on the National Championships, we recommend studying all three regional study guides for this season, as well as past questions listed on our website. All of these materials can be found on our resources page https://www.iacompetitions.com/resources/
Please note, if you are looking for materials for the exams, many of these exams are new, and there are no study materials on our site for them.
Happy studying and we will see you all at the Middle and Elementary School National Championships in Orlando!
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Continuing our coverage of Asian American and Paci

Continuing our coverage of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month as well as Tony Award Nominations week, we want to honour the amazing work of @georgehtakei and his musical Allegiance.
Takei wrote his musical with the help of Marc Acito and Jay Kuo. Based on Takei’s experiences in the Japanese American Internment camps of World War II, Allegiance opened to worldwide acclaim for the rich story of the Kimura family. The story tracks their journey from their farm in Salinas, California to the camp in Heart Mountain, Wyoming in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor. First performed in 2009 with Takei and Lea Salonga in leading roles, Allegiance continues to be performed in Los Angeles and London.
To read Takei’s tale, check out his book, They Called Us Enemy, on Amazon. https://a.co/d/3FVmgVB
The filmed version of the musical is also available on Amazon Prime, at https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B08Z7W88WT/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r
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In honour of Asian American and Pacific Islander H

In honour of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month, as well as the announcement of the Tony Award Nominees this week, we’re shining a light on the incomparable talent of Lea Salonga.
Born in the Philippines, Lea Salonga rose to prominence in the musical theatre community with her performance in Miss Saigon. She won five different awards for the role of Kim including an Olivier award and a Tony and is the first person of Asian descent to win such an award.
She also held a prominent role in the musical Allegiance, which discusses the internment camps of World War II, and she is now a coach on the Philippine version of The Voice and spin off The Voice Kids and The Voice Teens, sharing her wisdom with the next generation of young talent.
To learn more about amazing women for AAPI Heritage month, check out the page Notable Women of Asia on Facebook, operated by former Jeopardy champion Kaberi Chakrabarty.
#historybee #historybowl #sciencebee #geographybee #quizbowl

Remember that the registration deadline for the Mi

Remember that the registration deadline for the Middle and Elementary School National Championships is tonight at 11:59pm! Visit https://www.iacompetitions.com/elementary-and-middle-school-nationals/ to sign up today for an amazing weekend of intense competition and family fun!

This weekend marked the end of the regional tourna

This weekend marked the end of the regional tournament season for the US Science, History and Geography Bees! With tournaments in Oklahoma, Alabama, South Dakota, and Washington state, as well as our last online tournament, this weekend was a busy one! For results, visit https://www.iacompetitions.com/elementary-middle-school-regional-results/. A highlight for the online tournament is a student getting a perfect 45 point preliminary round score in Geography!
This weekend also marked our Canadian National Championships in Vancouver, British Columbia! Galen Mueller of Glebe Collegiate Institute capped off a remarkable career in quizzing this weekend with a trifecta in all bees! Glebe also won the Varsity History Bowl for the third consecutive year, and all team members medaled in multiple events. To look at those results, visit https://ihbbcanada.com/results!

#historybee #historybowl #sciencebee #geographybee #quizbowl #canadiannationalchampionships

Fun Fact Friday is all about Canadian foods! When

Fun Fact Friday is all about Canadian foods!
When you think of Canada, you might think of maple syrup, or poutine, which is steak fries covered in gravy and cheese curds, or the love of Kraft Dinner, what Americans would call mac and cheese.
But did you know that Canada is where Hawaiian pizza was created? Hawaiian pizza, with its ham and pineapple topping, was not actually invented in Hawaii, but rather in Chatham, Ontario, Canada, in 1962 by Sam Panopoulos.
The sweet and salty combo is controversial, with most people either loving it or hating it, but no matter which way you slice it, we can thank (or blame, depending on how you feel about it) Canada for the debate!
#historybee #historybowl #sciencebee #geographybee #quizbowl #canadiannationalchampionships

Continuing our appreciation for Canada, let’s lo

Continuing our appreciation for Canada, let’s look at a beloved author who put Prince Edward Island on the map, Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Lucy Maud Montgomery is most famous for being the creator of “Anne,” the redheaded orphan from Anne of Green Gables. Published in 1908, the book made Prince Edward Island famous around the world. Montgomery had a consummate literary career, publishing twenty novels, more than 530 short stories, 500 poems, and thirty essays. Raised by strict grandparents, she was a lonely, isolated child, with a vivid imagination. Later, she moved to Ontario, where she struggled with her husband’s religious melancholia, and the challenges of being wife, mother, and manse mistress. She also fought lawsuits with her publisher and with her own ill health. Long after her death, Montgomery’s legacy continues with the enduring popularity of “Anne,” a character so vivid that we can all visualize her immediately. Prince Edward Island owes much of its popularity to her descriptive tales and tourists still make a pilgrimage to the areas she highlighted in her works.
#historybee #historybowl #sciencebee #geographybee #quizbowl #canadiannationalchampionships

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