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תחרות ציורי ערים בישראל

Contest Rules:

Grades K-2:

Draw a picture of the city in Israel your class is named after.

Grades 3-5:

Draw (digitally or by hand) a picture of Israel focused on the city your class is named after. Be sure to include the city name written in Hebrew in your design! Then, on the submission form, include 3 of your favorite facts about the city.

Grades 6-8:

Create a tourism poster for the city your classroom is named after. This could feature one or more landmarks of the city, scenic views, a festival or event that the city is known for, or another creative representation of something that is unique to the city. Be sure to include the city name written in Hebrew in your design! Then, on the submission form, include 3 of your favorite facts about the city.

Submit your project by 11/1/2021. You will compete with students from all Hebrew Public schools. A panel of judges will pick 3 winners from each school. Then, the finalists from each school will compete for the #1 prize.

Prizes:

3 winners per school, one per grade span – will receive an Israeli goodie bag and $25 Amazon gift card.

3 winners accross the network, one per grade span – a laptop and an Israeli souvenir.

Submit your artwork here!

Draw Me A City Judges

Asaf Zamir אסף זמיר

Consul General of Israel in New York

Rabbi David Gedzelman הרב דוד גדזלמן

President and CEO, The Steinhardt Foundation

Rep. Jordan A. Harris ג׳ורדן האריס

Representative 186th District, Philadelphia County

Rev. Linda Tarry-Chard לינדה טרי-צ׳ארד

Founder, Project Peoplehood Foundation

Dorothy Tannenbaum דורותי טננבאום

Planning Chair, UJA

Shaul Olmert שאול אולמרט

Representing the Start-Up Nation
Co-Founder and Partner, Piggy

Dr. David Wallace דר. דוד וואלס

Founder and Consultant, Awakening Minds

Jeffrey A. Schoenfeld ג׳פרי א. שונפלד

Chair, Israel and Overseas Committee (JFNA)

Regent Nan Mead המפקחת הכללית נאן מיד

Regent, 1st Judicial District – New York State Education Department (NYSEd) Board of Regents

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