YOUR CHALLENGE:
Miami is like a big quilt made of pieces of cultures from around the world. Every family and community brings special traditions that make our city unique. The cool thing about these traditions is that many use plants in fun and important ways.
For this challenge, we ask you to think of an important place in your community where people come together and imagine it like a garden. Maybe your hub is the playground, a community center, a church or a skate park! Draw a picture of the place you have in mind with plants taking the spotlight. Include yourself in the drawing doing something you enjoy at the place you have in mind. Describe what the community space means to you using 50-100 words and how it would look with plants as main characters. Don’t forget to include a title! Download PDF for this info on one page
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Drawing of your cultural hub with a creative title that includes you doing something fun at that place. Description of your role or what you like to do in this community space that is 50-100 words long.
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Original hand-drawn artwork by students in colored pencil, crayon, pens, markers only; no computer-generated design. Drawings must be no larger than 8.5” by 11”. |
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Drawing must include the student’s first name, last initial, grade and school name on the bottom right corner.
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Digital Entry Form |
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Physically submit all drawings delivered in person or mailed to Fairchild Challenge via certified mail to 10901 Old Cutler Road, Coral Gables, Florida 33156, ATTN: Education Department. Hand deliver entries any day of the week M-Sun, 10a-5p at the South/Employee entrance, or drop off at the Visitor Center. |
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Electronic uploads of drawings will not be reviewed.
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Two submissions per school.
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On-time submission. Late submissions will be accepted with a reduction in points. |
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