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** [[Charles Hang]] | ** [[Charles Hang]] | ||
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| + | ** [[Centralia_(Missouri_High_School)|Ryan Kennedy]] | ||
** [[Jared Lockwood]] | ** [[Jared Lockwood]] | ||
| + | ** [[Jack Miller]] | ||
| + | ** [[Luke Schuster]] | ||
** members of the [[Washington_(Missouri_High_School)|Washington]] MS & HS teams | ** members of the [[Washington_(Missouri_High_School)|Washington]] MS & HS teams | ||
Revision as of 13:39, 2 March 2015
SAGES (Spring Academic Game for Elementary Students) is a question set for elementary and early middle school tournaments, targeted at a 3rd through 6th grade level.
Born out of a writing effort for the 2015 Elementary Knowledge Bowl hosted by the Show-Me Conference in Missouri, SAGES features approximately 500 pyramidal tossups with no bonuses. (The Knowledge Bowl site featured the questions in 9, twenty-question packets per grade level with some overlap between grades.) Each tossup question is capped at three lines.
Writers for the inaugural SAGES set in 2015:
- Head editor: Alex Dzurick
- Writers:
- David Dennis
- Charles Hang
- Sam Haynes
- Ryan Kennedy
- Jared Lockwood
- Jack Miller
- Luke Schuster
- members of the Washington MS & HS teams