2 more slogan contests for kids

The CCPD Anti-DWI Slogan and Art Contest is open to high school students in Corpus Christi, ages 15 to 18.  The contest is for a slogan and artwork for the police department, to help prevent drinking and driving.  Each student who enters must submit an entry for both the slogan and the artwork.  All entries must be in by November 12th, and the winner will receive an iPad.  Second and third place winners will each receive an iPod Touch and iPod Nano, respectively.

In addition to coming up with a slogan, the ATV Safety PSA Competition will require all entrants to create their own minute-long public service announcement about ATV safety.  There are two categories, one for junior high school students (6th grade to 8th grade) and one for high school students (9th grade to 12th grade).  The top three winners in each category will receive $250, $150, or $100.  All submissions must be in by November 19th.

2 slogan contests for kids

4-H members are invited to enter the 11th annual "Catch-phrase for Camp" contest.  Submit a slogan (seven words or less) accompanied by an illustration that encompasses "the spirit of 4-H Camp Grant Walker."  The prize is an unspecified "monetary award" and the deadline is November 1st.

Kentucky students in grades six through eight are eligible to enter the Secretary of State's Annual Slogan Contest.  The contest is for slogans about voting, and each student can enter only once.  There are three prizes: a $1000 savings bond, a $600 savings bond, and a $400 savings bond.  All entries must be in or postmarked by 5:00 PM on December 1st.

Hallmark All About Pets Greeting Card Contest

This month's Hallmark greeting card contest is themed "All About Pets."  The company wants greeting cards with pet photos and original writing by October 21st.  The contest winner will receive $250, with the possibility of winning more money.