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Elementary students invited to submit favorite school memories in art form
Norah Gross, Reporter • March 5, 2024 • 324 Views
Elementary art contest entry information.

After scrolling through the 16 images in the gallery, please write down the name of your favorite artwork in the comments section for a chance to be featured in the Globe. Remember to cast your vote before April 2, when the magazine goes to print.

  • SOAR by Ian: “When I think of Glenridge, the first things that pop into my mind are Griffins and S.O.A.R. SOAR stands for safe, on task, accountable, respectful. At Glenridge we do learning about including diverse people and that is what this little piece of art is about.

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  • The Trip by Arya: My favorite memory is the field trip to see “Pete the Cat.”

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  • Pumpkins by Kohana: My favorite memory is making our pumpkins and painting them later.

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  • Pirate Ship by Dasha: My favorite memory is driving in a bus to the pumpkin patch. We went to the pirate ship to play. I played with Aubrey.

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  • The Field by Ruby: My favorite memory is playing on the field with Emelia.

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  • The Pod by Maebel: My favorite memory is being in the art room with my friends, because during Covid me and three of my friends made a group called “The Pod,” and during zoom school it wasn’t like being in the actual art room. Now I get to do art with my friends.

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  • Choice by Poppy: My favorite memory is when we do Choice Art.

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  • All Together by Alice: My favorite memory is going on a field trip with me, Aubry and Frankie. This is my favorite memory because we all got to be together and to the pirate ship, swingy things there were so fun, and this spinny thing that made me dizzy! It was so much fun!

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  • New School by Thomas: I was happy to go to a new school.

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  • Math by Desmond: My favorite memory is when we started doing math at school.

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  • Math Time by Leo: My favorite memory is math time because I do the plus and minus game.

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  • Peter

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  • Henrietta

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  • Nolan & Jameson

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  • Stella & Lucy

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  • Harper & Quinn

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Norah Gross is a senior at CHS and a reporter for the Globe. She is also an active in BBYO. Outside of Globe she can be found playing spending time with friends and family, and voicing her opinions to anyone who will listen. She also enjoys reading and writing.
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