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Write your story and win!

 


What’s Your Story?

WTVP’s PBS KIDS GO! WRITERS CONTEST is off and running! Open to kids in Kindergarten through Third Grade, entering the competition is as easy as 1-2-3!

 

  1. Write and illustrate your own story

  2. Fill out and have a parent or teacher sign an Entry Form

  3. Get your story to WTVP by Friday, March 25, 2011

 

Entries can be fiction or non-fiction, poetry or prose and must contain at least five illustrations. Artwork can include drawings, photos, collages, 3-D …anything goes as long as it is the original work of the child. Stories from K-1 must have between 50 and 200 words, and grades 2-3 must have 100-350 words. Children who can’t write yet may dictate their story to be printed of typed, and “invented spelling” is allowed. See below for complete rules.

Stories will be judged at individual grade levels by a panel of judges that includes local teachers, librarians and various professionals. All winners will have their works published on wtvp.org and be treated to a party and prizes in the WTVP Studio. All entrants will receive a special Certificate of Achievement.

Don’t delay … get those stories started right away! Need inspiration? Check out last year’s winning stories right here. And watch PBSKIDS GO! weekday afternoons starting at 3 on WTVP.

Take a look at the 2010 Contest Winners Books.

Contest Information:

Adobe Acrobat Document  2011 Entry Form (PDF)

Adobe Acrobat Document  2011 Contest Rules (PDF)

Adobe Acrobat Document  Writing Guide for Parents/Teachers (PDF)

Contact WTVP’s Stacey Tomczyk, (309) 495-0594 or stacey.tomczyk@wtvp.org
 


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