ART & WRITING CONTEST FOR STUDENTS IN
GRADES PRE-K–12
Theme :
Giftedness: A Vision for 2020
- Contest is open to all New Jersey students in grades Pre-K–12 from public or private schools as well as those who are home schooled.
- Winners will be selected in each of the following grade-level groups:Pre-K–2, 3–5, 6–9, 9–12
- Only one entry per student per contest is permitted (one for Art & one for Writing).
- Teachers, please submit only the best two student art creations and the best two student writing creations from each class.
- Entries must be submitted electronically at www.njagc.org/contests no later than Sunday, December 15, 2019.
- Winners will be notified by January 17, 2020.
- Work must specify it was created between September 1, 2019, and December 15, 2019.
Art Contest
Requirements
- 1.Art must relate to above theme: “Giftedness: A vision for 2020”
- elements allowed.
- 3.Entry limited to one high-resolution image ONLY.
Please note: Entries will not be accepted without the Parental consent form.
Please scan the Parent Consent form and upload it when you submitting the entry online or you can email it to artcontest@njagc.org
Please scan the Parent Consent form and upload it when you submitting the entry online or you can email it to artcontest@njagc.org
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Parental Consent for the Art Contest
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SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY ONLINE
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Writing Contest
1. Essay must relate to theme: Giftedness: A vision for 2020.
2.Must be no longer than two pages, double-spaced, and typed.
3.Use 12-point Times New Roman font on 8.5” by 11” paper.
5.Please complete submission form and upload the essay ONLINE or email to artcontest@njagc.org
2.Must be no longer than two pages, double-spaced, and typed.
3.Use 12-point Times New Roman font on 8.5” by 11” paper.
5.Please complete submission form and upload the essay ONLINE or email to artcontest@njagc.org
Please note: Entries will not be accepted without the Parental consent form.
Please scan the Parent Consent form and upload it when you submitting the entry online or you can email it to artcontest@njagc.org
Please scan the Parent Consent form and upload it when you submitting the entry online or you can email it to artcontest@njagc.org
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Parental consent for the writing contest
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Submit you entry online
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Youth Video Contest
1. PARTICIPANTS - Videos must be original productions by NJ students of public, private or home schools.
2. THEME - All videos must show the 2020 NJAGC theme, Giftedness: A Vision for 2020.
3. REQUIRED OBJECT - All videos must include include glasses or sunglasses for "Vision" as a featured object or simply as a casual prop.
4. LENGTH - Video length must be at least 90 seconds but no longer than 3 minutes.
5. GENRE – This is entirely up to you. Keep in mind that videos will be posted online for an audience
that will likely include young children.
6. ENTRY DIVISIONS - There are three age divisions; students may enter as individuals or in teams of
up to three members. Mixed age teams enter division of oldest team member.
Grade 5 and under Grades 6-8 Grades 9-12 NOTE: Teachers may submit up to two entries per class per age group. All submissions must comply with copyright and Fair Use policies. Please see http://www.copyrightkids.org/ Youtube also has many resources on this.
7. STUDENT WORK ONLY - Videos submitted for competition MUST be entirely student-produced.
Teachers/adults may participate as actors and/or consultants but may NOT do any of the actual production work.
8. JUDGING - Judging will be based on theme development, creativity, and technical quality. Strive for
purposeful editing and use of effects in order to best communicate your ideas.
Winning videos will be selected in each age division for which multiple entries are received. If only a
single entry is received NJAGC reserves the right to defer the award for that division.
9. FORMAT – All videos will be submitted as YouTube links to our online entry portal. Details will be posted at NJAGC.org along with the official registration form as the submission window opens. Email any questions to bakerk@njagc.org.
10. LABEL YOUR VIDEO – Identifying information in video credits must include title, student/group name, age division, and school name.
11. DEADLINES - Submit your video between September 1, 2019 and February 1, 2020.
2. THEME - All videos must show the 2020 NJAGC theme, Giftedness: A Vision for 2020.
3. REQUIRED OBJECT - All videos must include include glasses or sunglasses for "Vision" as a featured object or simply as a casual prop.
4. LENGTH - Video length must be at least 90 seconds but no longer than 3 minutes.
5. GENRE – This is entirely up to you. Keep in mind that videos will be posted online for an audience
that will likely include young children.
6. ENTRY DIVISIONS - There are three age divisions; students may enter as individuals or in teams of
up to three members. Mixed age teams enter division of oldest team member.
Grade 5 and under Grades 6-8 Grades 9-12 NOTE: Teachers may submit up to two entries per class per age group. All submissions must comply with copyright and Fair Use policies. Please see http://www.copyrightkids.org/ Youtube also has many resources on this.
7. STUDENT WORK ONLY - Videos submitted for competition MUST be entirely student-produced.
Teachers/adults may participate as actors and/or consultants but may NOT do any of the actual production work.
8. JUDGING - Judging will be based on theme development, creativity, and technical quality. Strive for
purposeful editing and use of effects in order to best communicate your ideas.
Winning videos will be selected in each age division for which multiple entries are received. If only a
single entry is received NJAGC reserves the right to defer the award for that division.
9. FORMAT – All videos will be submitted as YouTube links to our online entry portal. Details will be posted at NJAGC.org along with the official registration form as the submission window opens. Email any questions to bakerk@njagc.org.
10. LABEL YOUR VIDEO – Identifying information in video credits must include title, student/group name, age division, and school name.
11. DEADLINES - Submit your video between September 1, 2019 and February 1, 2020.
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Parental consent form for the video contest
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Submit your entry online
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