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"Great authors write from the heart. A book without a pulse is like a person without a spirit." Linda Radke, President of Five Star Publications.
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Attention Kids in Grades K-12!
THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO GET PUBLISHED:
First, CLICK HERE to see how to get your written work published on the Kids Can Publish website.
Second, check out these great publishing opportunities offered by other organizations and start submitting your work today! In addition to possibility publishing your work for all the world to read, many of them offer prize money, scholarships and other cool stuff!
Note: Every publication or contest has different guidelines for submission. Visit the websites and read them carefully. Always get a parent or guardian's permission before submitting writing to companies listed. Five Star Publications and Kids Can Publish are not associated with any of the companies posted on this site, nor are we liable for their actions.
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National Wildlife Federation Photo Contest (Ongoing) Prize: Publication in national magazine
Oct 17, 2011
National Wildlife Federation Announces Kids Photo Contest
Ranger Rick magazine, published by the National Wildlife Federation, has been delighting kids with amazing wildlife photography for over 40 years, and now kids have the opportunity to see their own cool nature photos in the magazine. Today, NWF is announcing its first ever Ranger Rick “Your Best Shots” Photography contest for kids under 13 years old.
The contest is free to enter, and the winner could have their photo featured on the Ranger Rick web site and in the magazine. Judges will select a winner every month and children do not need to subscribe to Ranger Rick to enter the contest.
Children can enter with parent’s or guardian’s permission at www.nwf.org/rrbestshot. Two free printable picture frames are available for simply entering the contest. Even if you don’t enter the contest, you can vote for your favorite entries on the web site.
Getting kids out to explore and photograph things in the natural world connects them with nature and provides a break from their inside world consumed with high tech devices. Here are some tips to help kids take award-winning photos:
• Nature photography generally requires stillness so be patient and quiet to get a great shot
• Think small: backyard wildlife make wonderful subjects
• Get close, but not too close if you are photographing a wildlife critter
• Be sure to respect and appreciate your photo subject and the nature around you when taking photographs.
• You don’t need expensive camera equipment to take a great photo
More info on Ranger Rick and the magazine can be found at www.nwf.org/Kids
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ONE-TIME CONTESTS
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“EPIC FANTASY” Contest Deadline: Aug. 31, 2013; Prize: Published book, cash Jun 17, 2013
SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS GLOBAL FILM COMPETITION Deadline: June 28, 2013; Prizes cash and trip to Hollywood May 7, 2013
Saturday Evening Post Great American Fiction Contest Deadline: July 1, 2013; Prize: $500-winner, $100-runners up Apr 11, 2013
IN Community Magazine/Burton drawing contest Deadline: May 1, 2013; Prize: free "Burton" books Apr 11, 2013
APW Journalism Scholarship Essay Deadline April 21; Prize $500 Scholarship Mar 27, 2013
Five Star Literacy Logo Contest Deadline Oct. 30, 2013; Prize: Free Kindle Mar 8, 2013
Interactive Image Contest Deadline: May 1, 2013; First Place Prize: iPad Mini Mar 6, 2013
HarperCollins/Honey Maid writing contest Deadline TBD; Prize published book/game character Mar 3, 2013
FREE: Youth Writing Program Program begins April 16, 2013. Held every 3rd Tuesday Feb 4, 2013
Arizona Way Out West & Wacky Writing Contest Prize: Publication, Free Books & Bookmarks; Monthly, ongoing Apr 25, 2012
National Wildlife Federation Photo Contest (Ongoing) Prize: Publication in national magazine Oct 17, 2011
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Thank you so much for your dynamic presentations at Liberty School yesterday. You provided living proof of the ripple effect of reading and writing! Thanks again!
Jeanie Reams
Liberty School
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The teachers in my building are always looking for places to showcase their student's work. Your contest highlights the importance of creativity in writing and art. In this age of technology, it will be very exciting to be published on-line.
Thank you in advance for this wonderful opportunity,
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