Your vote helps determine who will go on to become one of our five national finalists - one of which will become our national winner. Head to to see the full gallery of all 54 state and territory winners and vote for your favorite Doodles. To celebrate our talented winners, we sent each of the 54 students Google hardware and swag - as well as a very special congratulatory video message honoring their artistry from the Doodle for Google team.
Today, we’re announcing our 54 state and territory winners. The strength, honesty and creativity these students shared has been humbling. Meet our finalists: K-3rd grade National Finalist: Sadra Rajaee, Arizona. Some pieces focused on honoring our medical heroes and essential workers, and others on finding hope amidst loss or on using this time to connect with family and loved ones. The tens of thousands of pieces of beautiful artwork we saw from students were encouraging, uplifting and inspiring. The COVID-19 pandemic has truly shown me, and many of our contest applicants, how important it is to stay strong when you’re facing the unknown. GoogleDoodles 2.2M subscribers Subscribe Like Share 620K views 3 months ago Today’s interactive game Doodle celebrates the 82nd birthday of Gerald Jerry Lawson, one of the fathers of modern. The National Winner will receive a $30,000 college scholarship, a $50,000 technology package for their school/nonprofit organization, hardware, and swag.įor more information, visit /intl/en_us/d4g/how-it-works.In January, we kicked off the 13th annual Doodle for Google contest by inviting K-12 students across the country to submit their artistic interpretations of this year’s contest theme “I am strong because…”. National Finalists will receive hardware, swag, and a $5,000 college scholarship.
Winners have a chance to receive Google hardware, Google swag, and a congratulatory message from Google. There will be one finalist in each grade group for National Finalists, and the National Winner will be featured on. For the state and territory winners, 10 or more winners will be chosen for each grade group. Artists can then create their doodle, write about what they have created and how they represented their gratitude in their artwork, and submit their artwork via the online entry form or mail.ĭoodles are judged on artistic merit, creativity, and theme communication. Here’s how to enter! First, download and print the entry form.
Whether your child prefers crayons and markers or paint and clay, this contest allows your kiddo to tap into their creativity for a chance to win great prizes. Students in grades K-12 are encouraged to create a doodle that showcases what they’re grateful for.
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