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2009 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

Submitted by WoodChuck on Thu, 11/13/2008 - 02:40.
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CREATIVE TEENS CAN EARN MONEY FOR COLLEGE: YOUNG WRITERS AND ARTISTS IN HIGH SCHOOL INVITED TO SUBMIT WORK TO THE SCHOLASTIC ART & WRITING AWARDS

12 Seniors Will Receive Top Honors and $10,000 Awards; Additional $3.25 Million in Art and Writing Scholarships Available to Selected Students

New York, NY (October 1, 2008) -- The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing outstanding visual art and writing created by teenagers to a national audience, has launched their call for submissions for the 2009 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. The Awards offer early recognition for creative teenagers and art and writing scholarship opportunities for graduating high school seniors.

Creative young writers and artists in grades 7-12 are invited to submit their best work in more than 25 categories, including animation, poetry, sculpture, fashion design, journalism, photography, novel writing, science fiction and many more. Learn more about regional submission deadlines and how to submit work here.

You can see 2008 winners work here. These are very talented students in arts, photography, writing. Take a look and be inspired to participate yourself.

Creating a Writer’s Notebook

Submitted by WoodChuck on Sat, 08/30/2008 - 16:22.
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Creativity Portal has quite a few resources related to writing and creativity of all sorts. This article titled "Creating a Writers Journal" by Molly J. Anderson-Childers discusses the value of keeping a Writers Workbook as a tool to to improve your writing skills.

Here's an excerpt ...

"What’s the difference between a journal and a writer’s notebook? They’re as different as apples and zebras! It is a matter of scope and subject, function and form…while a journal traditionally focuses on the daily events of one’s life, the writer’s notebook allows you to look beyond the surface events and delve into the life of the mind."

Read the whole article here.

BrainPop's Writing Process Lesson

Submitted by admin on Fri, 12/07/2007 - 03:11.

BrainPOP is a pioneering developer of engaging, animated content that motivates and inspires children to learn. It's designed to be used by students Grades 3-12 in homes, classrooms and computer labs worldwide.

Hosted by an expressive orange robot named Moby and his teen companion Tim, BrainPOP movies cover everything from the Underground Railroad to the atomic model to Shakespeare.

This link points to BrainPOP's lesson on the Writing Process.

BrainPOP's Writing Lessons List

Submitted by admin on Fri, 12/07/2007 - 03:02.

BrainPOP is a pioneering developer of engaging, animated content that motivates and inspires children to learn. It's designed to be used by students Grades 3-12 in homes, classrooms and computer labs worldwide.

Hosted by an expressive orange robot named Moby and his teen companion Tim, BrainPOP movies cover everything from the Underground Railroad to the atomic model to Shakespeare.List of English writing lessons from BrainPop.

This link points to BrainPOP's assorted lessons related to writing.

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