Tulsa Zelenograd Association presents "My Summer in Russia" Drawing Contest

You don't have to have traveled to Russia to enter this fun project, great for in the classroom or at home. Help your students open up their creative talents and raise their cultural awareness by encouraging them to participate. For details, click here.

Crayon Art Exhibition

Crayons decorated by Jefferson Elementry

• Participating classes will be given a crayon. Smaller crayons will be given to younger grades, larger crayons given to older grades.
• Students decorate the crayon, using whatever art medium they choose. The only restriction is that the artwork must represent an international theme or design.
  
• Students are assigned the task of creating a top to their crayon. Be creative! It can be realistic or abstract.
  Somewhere on the artwork we ask that you include the grade, school and teacher's name (optional), just as an artist signs his work. We ask that it's not too big, so as not to overshadow the international concept. We suggest somewhere along the bottom.
  
• Once the crayon is finished then we would like to help promote your Partner in Education by displaying the crayon in their business office. This will also give publicity to the school, class and Kids' World International Festival, as well.

In conjuntion with the 2008 festival theme, "Color Your World", Tulsa Global Alliance conducted a pen pal correspondence program with Tulsa area elementary schools (3rd, 4th, & 5th grade classes) and schools around the globe. Students were asked to color their world through letters, pictures and photos, which will be on display at the festival November 13-16 at the QuikTrip Center at Tulsa's Expo Square.