Archived Science Olympiad guides.
These guides remain available as historical resources, but SEALS Academy is not accepting new Science Olympiad coaching inquiries.
Science Olympiad Astronomy Study Guide: Stellar Evolution, Deep Sky Objects, and Calculation Speed
A complete strategy for Science Olympiad Astronomy — master stellar evolution and cosmology, study the deep sky object list, build calculation fluency, and organize open-resource materials.
Science Olympiad Fermi Questions: How to Master Order-of-Magnitude Estimation
A strategy guide for Science Olympiad Fermi Questions — think in powers of ten, use a repeatable estimation framework, build a mental reference library, and train for speed and accuracy.
Science Olympiad Geologic Mapping Guide: Reading Maps and Solving Structures
A strategy guide for Science Olympiad Geologic Mapping — read topographic and geologic maps, apply relative-dating principles, interpret folds and faults, and construct cross-sections.
Science Olympiad Trajectory Event Guide: Physics, Device Design, and Scoring
Learn SciOly Trajectory physics, launcher design, calibration, scoring, and how teams turn repeatable test data into better scores.
Build Events vs. Study Events in Science Olympiad: How to Choose
Compare SciOly build events and study events by time commitment, scoring, prep strategy, and how to choose the right event mix.
Science Olympiad Beginner Roadmap: What to Know Before You Start
A student and parent roadmap to Science Olympiad: divisions, event selection, team roles, and what the first season actually involves.
How to Study for Anatomy and Physiology in Science Olympiad
A structured study approach for the Science Olympiad Anatomy and Physiology event, covering body systems, study tools, and competition-day strategy.
Mousetrap Vehicle Optimization: Engineering a Competitive Build
Design, build, and tune a mousetrap-powered Science Olympiad vehicle with better lever arms, wheels, calibration, and distance control.
Current program focus
SEALS Academy is now focused on youth rocketry.
These articles remain as historical resources. New inquiries should explore Mini Rockets and ARC coaching.