A Drawing of a Delaware State Tree
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Overall State Winner
Grade 5 student Alyssa DeLuca of Brandywine Springs Elementary is the state winner of the Delaware Forest Service's annual Arbor Day School Poster Contest.
This year's contest attracted entries from 44 schools and 73 classrooms, with a total of 2,748 students participating. This year's theme was "Trees Are Terrific…in Many Wonderful Ways!" Posters were judged on originality, use of theme, neatness, and artistic expression. Each winner receives a gift card, a tree-themed book, and a tree planting at their school. Twelve winners were selected from each county in four grade categories: kindergarten, grade 1 and 2, grade 3 and 4, and grade 5.
The complete gallery of winners is shown below (click the image to view a full-resolution image of the artwork)
The poster contest is designed to increase student knowledge about forests and forest resources. For teachers, the poster contest can be an ideal way for students to learn more about the role of trees in our communities and their direct impact on Delawareans' health and well-being. The schoolyard is also a perfect setting to incorporate the role of trees into your everyday curriculum. Trees not only provide beauty, shade, and habitat and food for wildlife, they also improve air quality, muffle noise, moderate air temperatures, filter runoff into streams and rivers, and reduce energy consumption.
County Winners
New Castle County
Kindergarten
Lyla Jones
Brandywine Springs Elementary
Grade 1 and 2
Lilly Townsend
St. Anne's Episcopal School
Grade 3 and 4
Shannon Last
Heritage Elementary
Grade 5
Alyssa DeLuca
Brandywine Springs Elementary
STATE WINNER!
Kent County
Kindergarten
Sara Carney
Clayton Elementary
Grade 1 and 2
Eliana Oberdick
W.B. Simpson Elementary
Grade 3 and 4
Katelyn Bredesen
Allen Frear Elementary
Grade 5
Ziad Rasamny
Allen Frear Elementary
Sussex County
Kindergarten
Leah Neall
H.O. Brittingham Elementary
Grade 1 and 2
Tiffany Tran
Richard A. Shields Elementary
Grade 3 and 4
Meadow Warren
So. Delaware School of the Arts
Grade 5
Miranda Garcia
Rehoboth Elementary
Related Topics: Arbor Day, Arbor Day poster contest, Delaware Forest Service
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Overall State Winner
Grade 5 student Alyssa DeLuca of Brandywine Springs Elementary is the state winner of the Delaware Forest Service's annual Arbor Day School Poster Contest.
This year's contest attracted entries from 44 schools and 73 classrooms, with a total of 2,748 students participating. This year's theme was "Trees Are Terrific…in Many Wonderful Ways!" Posters were judged on originality, use of theme, neatness, and artistic expression. Each winner receives a gift card, a tree-themed book, and a tree planting at their school. Twelve winners were selected from each county in four grade categories: kindergarten, grade 1 and 2, grade 3 and 4, and grade 5.
The complete gallery of winners is shown below (click the image to view a full-resolution image of the artwork)
The poster contest is designed to increase student knowledge about forests and forest resources. For teachers, the poster contest can be an ideal way for students to learn more about the role of trees in our communities and their direct impact on Delawareans' health and well-being. The schoolyard is also a perfect setting to incorporate the role of trees into your everyday curriculum. Trees not only provide beauty, shade, and habitat and food for wildlife, they also improve air quality, muffle noise, moderate air temperatures, filter runoff into streams and rivers, and reduce energy consumption.
County Winners
New Castle County
Kindergarten
Lyla Jones
Brandywine Springs Elementary
Grade 1 and 2
Lilly Townsend
St. Anne's Episcopal School
Grade 3 and 4
Shannon Last
Heritage Elementary
Grade 5
Alyssa DeLuca
Brandywine Springs Elementary
STATE WINNER!
Kent County
Kindergarten
Sara Carney
Clayton Elementary
Grade 1 and 2
Eliana Oberdick
W.B. Simpson Elementary
Grade 3 and 4
Katelyn Bredesen
Allen Frear Elementary
Grade 5
Ziad Rasamny
Allen Frear Elementary
Sussex County
Kindergarten
Leah Neall
H.O. Brittingham Elementary
Grade 1 and 2
Tiffany Tran
Richard A. Shields Elementary
Grade 3 and 4
Meadow Warren
So. Delaware School of the Arts
Grade 5
Miranda Garcia
Rehoboth Elementary
Related Topics: Arbor Day, Arbor Day poster contest, Delaware Forest Service
Keep up to date by receiving a daily digest email, around noon, of current news release posts from state agencies on news.delaware.gov.
Here you can subscribe to future news updates.
Source: https://news.delaware.gov/2021/04/28/2021-arbor-day-poster-contest-21/
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