For this year’s Doodle 4 Google contest, the online search giant is using the theme “What I wish for the world”. The annual contest invites K-12 students to play around with the Google logo and come up with new designs. National finalists in each group are then judged by the public. The grand prize winner gets a $15K scholarship — as well as $25 for his/her school towards a new or existing computer lab. Not bad for some clever sketching.
Anyways, this year’s theme is definitely making kids think green — as well as animal activism, world peace, and gay rights. Below are some of our favorites.
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- Deldar Golchehren, Age 13
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- Courtney Bodine, Age 13
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- Austin Gage Druid, Age 12
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- Ben Boehm, Age 12
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- Bobbi S Laderer, Age 10
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- Jackie Tian, Age 6
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- Meaghan Parker, Age 17
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