Contest: Doodle for Google
Categories: Education
You know how sometimes when you go to the Google home page, the logo is all dressed up special? Like for holidays and such? Well, the folks over at Google are looking for a little help in designing a new special logo and have invited schools to participate in a contest.
The contest is open to grades K through 12 and will be judged in four separate grade brackets; K-3, 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12. School officials or teachers can register here, and the entries must be received by April 12.
There will be state winners, regional winners, national finalists and one lucky national winner whose entry will be featured on the Google home page for 24 hours. How cool is that? For the complete rules and guidelines, visit the Doodle for Google page. There is also a form to send to educators who you think might be interested in the contest. Good luck!
The contest is open to grades K through 12 and will be judged in four separate grade brackets; K-3, 4-6, 7-9, and 10-12. School officials or teachers can register here, and the entries must be received by April 12.
There will be state winners, regional winners, national finalists and one lucky national winner whose entry will be featured on the Google home page for 24 hours. How cool is that? For the complete rules and guidelines, visit the Doodle for Google page. There is also a form to send to educators who you think might be interested in the contest. Good luck!
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