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Students from pre-K through high school in Chicago and the suburbs are eligible. You have three weeks to enter. Here’s how.
Junior, Hancock College Prep High School, Southwest Side Sick Fisher: “High concept and sharp execution make this piece stand out. The split-screen motif really has you wonder if a melting snowman in a red-sky apocalypse is any better than a clean, blue winter wonderland.” Jessica Olinger: “Big fan of the different season perspectives and contrasting color palettes on both sides, it’s such a cool effect. The snow detail on the cabin is so cute, and I love the mountains — they’re so grand!” Julia P., 17 Junior, Curie Metro High School, Southwest Side A snow globe snowman against ...
Sun-Times It’s time to celebrate, rather than rue, the snow. We’re inviting kids from elementary age through high school anywhere in the city of Chicago or the suburbs to show us your creative best by building a snowman or drawing or painting one, then emailing it to us with your name, age, grade, school and hometown or neighborhood. Besides having a little fun, you might also get some recognition. We’ll choose at least three winners in each of three age categories — elementary school, middle school and high school — and publish your work. Find the details on how to enter your snow...