REGION 1 - iCivics AZ Regional E-Tournament (ONLY REGION 1)
A fusion of iCivics and eSports, the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament is open to students in grades 6-12 who are both familiar and unfamiliar with iCivics.org. The Regional E-Tournament will be held virtually and does not require travel. Each team is comprised of 3 students that will collaborate to compete virtually by playing the designated iCivics game. The designated game will be announced when registration closes; in the meantime, have students play all games on iCivics.org. A teacher/coach may have multiple teams participate. In order to qualify for the State E-Tournament, teams must participate in the virtual Regional E-Tournament.
Click on https://lawforkids.org/icivics/regional-etournament-rules to view the official Regional E-Tournament rules which include a step-by-step process of registering your team as a student on iCivics.org!
For the iCivics Arizona E-Tournament overview, please click here: https://lawforkids.org/icivics/etournament-overview. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more detailed information.
Helpful Tips for Completing the Registration Process on LawForKids.org
- Be prepared to enter information for each student regardless of the team they are assigned to.
- Member = Student
- Enter the exact number of students (members). For example, if you have 4 teams, you have 12 students (4 teams x 3 students per team).
- Do not enter coach/teacher information in the first section. You will be asked in the "Educator Information" section to enter teacher contact info.
- Accurately complete the information for each student as the aggregate data is required and shared with our funders (Arizona Supreme Court and the Center for Civic Education) for continued funding for future year.
Additional Requirements
In addition to registering on LawForKids.org, the Coach/Teacher must register each of their teams as a student on iCivics.org. Only one student registration is needed per team. You will need to use the class code - Taney3533 to enter the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament virtual classroom. Please follow the steps below:
- Visit iCivics.org and click “sign-in”;
- Select “Register as a Student”;
- Select the option to enter a class code;
- Enter the class code – Taney3533;
- List your first and last name where it says “First Name”; and
- List your school name where it says “Last Name”.
| Event Date | 12/06/2024 |
| Event End Date | 12/06/2024 11:55 pm |
| Cut Off Date | 11/01/2024 11:55 pm |
| Location | Online |
REGION 2 - iCivics AZ Regional E-Tournament (ONLY REGION 2)
A fusion of iCivics and eSports, the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament is open to students in grades 6-12 who are both familiar and unfamiliar with iCivics.org. The Regional E-Tournament will be held virtually and does not require travel. Each team is comprised of 3 students that will collaborate to compete virtually by playing the designated iCivics game. The designated game will be announced when registration closes; in the meantime, have students play all games on iCivics.org. A teacher/coach may have multiple teams participate. In order to qualify for the State E-Tournament, teams must participate in the virtual Regional E-Tournament.
Click on https://lawforkids.org/icivics/regional-etournament-rules to view the official Regional E-Tournament rules which include a step-by-step process of registering your team as a student on iCivics.org!
For the iCivics Arizona E-Tournament overview, please click here: https://lawforkids.org/icivics/etournament-overview. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more detailed information.
Helpful Tips for Completing the Registration Process on LawForKids.org
- Be prepared to enter information for each student regardless of the team they are assigned to.
- Member = Student
- Enter the exact number of students (members). For example, if you have 4 teams, you have 12 students (4 teams x 3 students per team).
- Do not enter coach/teacher information in the first section. You will be asked in the "Educator Information" section to enter teacher contact info.
- Accurately complete the information for each student as the aggregate data is required and shared with our funders (Arizona Supreme Court and the Center for Civic Education) for continued funding for future year.
Additional Requirements
In addition to registering on LawForKids.org, the Coach/Teacher must register each of their teams as a student on iCivics.org. Only one student registration is needed per team. You will need to use the class code - Taney3533 to enter the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament virtual classroom. Please follow the steps below:
- Visit iCivics.org and click “sign-in”;
- Select “Register as a Student”;
- Select the option to enter a class code;
- Enter the class code – Taney3533;
- List your first and last name where it says “First Name”; and
- List your school name where it says “Last Name”.
| Event Date | 12/06/2024 |
| Event End Date | 12/06/2024 11:55 pm |
| Cut Off Date | 11/01/2024 11:55 pm |
| Location | Online |
REGION 3 - iCivics AZ Regional E-Tournament (ONLY REGION 3)
A fusion of iCivics and eSports, the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament is open to students in grades 6-12 who are both familiar and unfamiliar with iCivics.org. The Regional E-Tournament will be held virtually and does not require travel. Each team is comprised of 3 students that will collaborate to compete virtually by playing the designated iCivics game. The designated game will be announced when registration closes; in the meantime, have students play all games on iCivics.org. A teacher/coach may have multiple teams participate. In order to qualify for the State E-Tournament, teams must participate in the virtual Regional E-Tournament.
Click on https://lawforkids.org/icivics/regional-etournament-rules to view the official Regional E-Tournament rules which include a step-by-step process of registering your team as a student on iCivics.org!
For the iCivics Arizona E-Tournament overview, please click here: https://lawforkids.org/icivics/etournament-overview. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more detailed information.
Helpful Tips for Completing the Registration Process on LawForKids.org
- Be prepared to enter information for each student regardless of the team they are assigned to.
- Member = Student
- Enter the exact number of students (members). For example, if you have 4 teams, you have 12 students (4 teams x 3 students per team).
- Do not enter coach/teacher information in the first section. You will be asked in the "Educator Information" section to enter teacher contact info.
- Accurately complete the information for each student as the aggregate data is required and shared with our funders (Arizona Supreme Court and the Center for Civic Education) for continued funding for future year.
Additional Requirements
In addition to registering on LawForKids.org, the Coach/Teacher must register each of their teams as a student on iCivics.org. Only one student registration is needed per team. You will need to use the class code - Taney3533 to enter the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament virtual classroom. Please follow the steps below:
- Visit iCivics.org and click “sign-in”;
- Select “Register as a Student”;
- Select the option to enter a class code;
- Enter the class code – Taney3533;
- List your first and last name where it says “First Name”; and
- List your school name where it says “Last Name”.
| Event Date | 12/06/2024 |
| Event End Date | 12/06/2024 11:55 pm |
| Cut Off Date | 11/01/2024 11:55 pm |
| Location | Online |
REGION 4 - iCivics AZ Regional E-Tournament (ONLY REGION 4)
A fusion of iCivics and eSports, the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament is open to students in grades 6-12 who are both familiar and unfamiliar with iCivics.org. The Regional E-Tournament will be held virtually and does not require travel. Each team is comprised of 3 students that will collaborate to compete virtually by playing the designated iCivics game. The designated game will be announced when registration closes; in the meantime, have students play all games on iCivics.org. A teacher/coach may have multiple teams participate. In order to qualify for the State E-Tournament, teams must participate in the virtual Regional E-Tournament.
Click on https://lawforkids.org/icivics/regional-etournament-rules to view the official Regional E-Tournament rules which include a step-by-step process of registering your team as a student on iCivics.org!
For the iCivics Arizona E-Tournament overview, please click here: https://lawforkids.org/icivics/etournament-overview. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more detailed information.
Helpful Tips for Completing the Registration Process on LawForKids.org
- Be prepared to enter information for each student regardless of the team they are assigned to.
- Member = Student
- Enter the exact number of students (members). For example, if you have 4 teams, you have 12 students (4 teams x 3 students per team).
- Do not enter coach/teacher information in the first section. You will be asked in the "Educator Information" section to enter teacher contact info.
- Accurately complete the information for each student as the aggregate data is required and shared with our funders (Arizona Supreme Court and the Center for Civic Education) for continued funding for future year.
Additional Requirements
In addition to registering on LawForKids.org, the Coach/Teacher must register each of their teams as a student on iCivics.org. Only one student registration is needed per team. You will need to use the class code - Taney3533 to enter the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament virtual classroom. Please follow the steps below:
- Visit iCivics.org and click “sign-in”;
- Select “Register as a Student”;
- Select the option to enter a class code;
- Enter the class code – Taney3533;
- List your first and last name where it says “First Name”; and
- List your school name where it says “Last Name”.
| Event Date | 12/06/2024 |
| Event End Date | 12/06/2024 11:55 pm |
| Cut Off Date | 11/01/2024 11:55 pm |
| Location | Online |
REGION 5 - iCivics AZ Regional E-Tournament (ONLY REGION 5)
A fusion of iCivics and eSports, the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament is open to students in grades 6-12 who are both familiar and unfamiliar with iCivics.org. The Regional E-Tournament will be held virtually and does not require travel. Each team is comprised of 3 students that will collaborate to compete virtually by playing the designated iCivics game. The designated game will be announced when registration closes; in the meantime, have students play all games on iCivics.org. A teacher/coach may have multiple teams participate. In order to qualify for the State E-Tournament, teams must participate in the virtual Regional E-Tournament.
Click on https://lawforkids.org/icivics/regional-etournament-rules to view the official Regional E-Tournament rules which include a step-by-step process of registering your team as a student on iCivics.org!
For the iCivics Arizona E-Tournament overview, please click here: https://lawforkids.org/icivics/etournament-overview. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more detailed information.
Helpful Tips for Completing the Registration Process on LawForKids.org
- Be prepared to enter information for each student regardless of the team they are assigned to.
- Member = Student
- Enter the exact number of students (members). For example, if you have 4 teams, you have 12 students (4 teams x 3 students per team).
- Do not enter coach/teacher information in the first section. You will be asked in the "Educator Information" section to enter teacher contact info.
- Accurately complete the information for each student as the aggregate data is required and shared with our funders (Arizona Supreme Court and the Center for Civic Education) for continued funding for future year.
Additional Requirements
In addition to registering on LawForKids.org, the Coach/Teacher must register each of their teams as a student on iCivics.org. Only one student registration is needed per team. You will need to use the class code - Taney3533 to enter the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament virtual classroom. Please follow the steps below:
- Visit iCivics.org and click “sign-in”;
- Select “Register as a Student”;
- Select the option to enter a class code;
- Enter the class code – Taney3533;
- List your first and last name where it says “First Name”; and
- List your school name where it says “Last Name”.
| Event Date | 12/06/2024 |
| Event End Date | 12/06/2024 11:55 pm |
| Cut Off Date | 11/01/2024 11:55 pm |
| Location | Online |
REGION 6 - iCivics AZ Regional E-Tournament (ONLY REGION 6)
A fusion of iCivics and eSports, the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament is open to students in grades 6-12 who are both familiar and unfamiliar with iCivics.org. The Regional E-Tournament will be held virtually and does not require travel. Each team is comprised of 3 students that will collaborate to compete virtually by playing the designated iCivics game. The designated game will be announced when registration closes; in the meantime, have students play all games on iCivics.org. A teacher/coach may have multiple teams participate. In order to qualify for the State E-Tournament, teams must participate in the virtual Regional E-Tournament.
Click on https://lawforkids.org/icivics/regional-etournament-rules to view the official Regional E-Tournament rules which include a step-by-step process of registering your team as a student on iCivics.org!
For the iCivics Arizona E-Tournament overview, please click here: https://lawforkids.org/icivics/etournament-overview. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more detailed information.
Helpful Tips for Completing the Registration Process on LawForKids.org
- Be prepared to enter information for each student regardless of the team they are assigned to.
- Member = Student
- Enter the exact number of students (members). For example, if you have 4 teams, you have 12 students (4 teams x 3 students per team).
- Do not enter coach/teacher information in the first section. You will be asked in the "Educator Information" section to enter teacher contact info.
- Accurately complete the information for each student as the aggregate data is required and shared with our funders (Arizona Supreme Court and the Center for Civic Education) for continued funding for future year.
Additional Requirements
In addition to registering on LawForKids.org, the Coach/Teacher must register each of their teams as a student on iCivics.org. Only one student registration is needed per team. You will need to use the class code - Taney3533 to enter the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament virtual classroom. Please follow the steps below:
- Visit iCivics.org and click “sign-in”;
- Select “Register as a Student”;
- Select the option to enter a class code;
- Enter the class code – Taney3533;
- List your first and last name where it says “First Name”; and
- List your school name where it says “Last Name”.
| Event Date | 12/06/2024 |
| Event End Date | 12/06/2024 11:55 pm |
| Cut Off Date | 11/01/2024 11:55 pm |
| Location | Online |
REGION 7 - iCivics AZ Regional E-Tournament (ONLY REGION 7)
A fusion of iCivics and eSports, the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament is open to students in grades 6-12 who are both familiar and unfamiliar with iCivics.org. The Regional E-Tournament will be held virtually and does not require travel. Each team is comprised of 3 students that will collaborate to compete virtually by playing the designated iCivics game. The designated game will be announced when registration closes; in the meantime, have students play all games on iCivics.org. A teacher/coach may have multiple teams participate. In order to qualify for the State E-Tournament, teams must participate in the virtual Regional E-Tournament.
Click on https://lawforkids.org/icivics/regional-etournament-rules to view the official Regional E-Tournament rules which include a step-by-step process of registering your team as a student on iCivics.org!
For the iCivics Arizona E-Tournament overview, please click here: https://lawforkids.org/icivics/etournament-overview. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more detailed information.
Helpful Tips for Completing the Registration Process on LawForKids.org
- Be prepared to enter information for each student regardless of the team they are assigned to.
- Member = Student
- Enter the exact number of students (members). For example, if you have 4 teams, you have 12 students (4 teams x 3 students per team).
- Do not enter coach/teacher information in the first section. You will be asked in the "Educator Information" section to enter teacher contact info.
- Accurately complete the information for each student as the aggregate data is required and shared with our funders (Arizona Supreme Court and the Center for Civic Education) for continued funding for future year.
Additional Requirements
In addition to registering on LawForKids.org, the Coach/Teacher must register each of their teams as a student on iCivics.org. Only one student registration is needed per team. You will need to use the class code - Taney3533 to enter the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament virtual classroom. Please follow the steps below:
- Visit iCivics.org and click “sign-in”;
- Select “Register as a Student”;
- Select the option to enter a class code;
- Enter the class code – Taney3533;
- List your first and last name where it says “First Name”; and
- List your school name where it says “Last Name”.
| Event Date | 12/06/2024 |
| Event End Date | 12/06/2024 11:55 pm |
| Cut Off Date | 11/01/2024 11:55 pm |
| Location | Online |
REGION 8 - iCivics AZ Regional E-Tournament (ONLY REGION 8)
A fusion of iCivics and eSports, the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament is open to students in grades 6-12 who are both familiar and unfamiliar with iCivics.org. The Regional E-Tournament will be held virtually and does not require travel. Each team is comprised of 3 students that will collaborate to compete virtually by playing the designated iCivics game. The designated game will be announced when registration closes; in the meantime, have students play all games on iCivics.org. A teacher/coach may have multiple teams participate. In order to qualify for the State E-Tournament, teams must participate in the virtual Regional E-Tournament.
Click on https://lawforkids.org/icivics/regional-etournament-rules to view the official Regional E-Tournament rules which include a step-by-step process of registering your team as a student on iCivics.org!
For the iCivics Arizona E-Tournament overview, please click here: https://lawforkids.org/icivics/etournament-overview. After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with more detailed information.
Helpful Tips for Completing the Registration Process on LawForKids.org
- Be prepared to enter information for each student regardless of the team they are assigned to.
- Member = Student
- Enter the exact number of students (members). For example, if you have 4 teams, you have 12 students (4 teams x 3 students per team).
- Do not enter coach/teacher information in the first section. You will be asked in the "Educator Information" section to enter teacher contact info.
- Accurately complete the information for each student as the aggregate data is required and shared with our funders (Arizona Supreme Court and the Center for Civic Education) for continued funding for future year.
Additional Requirements
In addition to registering on LawForKids.org, the Coach/Teacher must register each of their teams as a student on iCivics.org. Only one student registration is needed per team. You will need to use the class code - Taney3533 to enter the iCivics Arizona Regional E-Tournament virtual classroom. Please follow the steps below:
- Visit iCivics.org and click “sign-in”;
- Select “Register as a Student”;
- Select the option to enter a class code;
- Enter the class code – Taney3533;
- List your first and last name where it says “First Name”; and
- List your school name where it says “Last Name”.
| Event Date | 12/06/2024 |
| Event End Date | 12/06/2024 11:55 pm |
| Cut Off Date | 11/01/2024 11:55 pm |
| Location | Online |