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JOIN THE FUN!

PBS KIDS GO! is kicking off the new year with its annual PBS KIDS GO! Writers Contest, a national initiative designed to promote the advancement of children’s reading skills through hands-on, active learning.  Partnering with PBS stations nationwide, the Contest encourages children in grades K-3 in communities across the country to celebrate the power of creating stories and illustrations by submitting their own original work.

 

HOW THE CONTEST WORKS

The Contest is structured the same as the Reading Rainbow Young Writers & Illustrators Contest of past years. Children in grades kindergarten through third are encouraged to write and illustrate stories and submit them to their local stations, which will select winners and award prizes. These winners will then be entered into the national level of the Contest where a panel of judges will select the national winners. National winners will be announced and prizes, including tablets, e-readers and MP3 players will be awarded during summer 2012.

RULES ENTRY FORM NYS STANDARDS MET
 

The deadline for all entries is:

Friday March 30, 2012

Send all entries to:

PBS KIDS GO! Writers Contest

WNED TV

140 Lower Terrace
Buffalo, New York 14202

 

For more information, contact Beth Critoph

at 845-7000 x373 or bcritoph@wned.org

 
Good Luck!
 

This year's local contest made possible by the generous support of

Joy Family Foundation

 

Enter the contest digitally

For the first time, stories can be digitally submitted to the Contest through a tool developed by new sponsor, StudentPublishing.com. The new digital publishing tool will also allow parents to purchase bound copies of their child’s entry as a keepsake for years to come.  As in years past, winning entries in each of the Contest categories will be featured on the site, www.pbskids.org/writerscontest, and visitors to the Contest site will continue to have the opportunity to create “Story Mashups” with winning stories.

Oishei Foundation
Corporation for Public Broadcasting