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Create a WI CARES LOGO and your design may be placed on banners, posters, pencils and prizes!

The contest runs from Monday, June 2nd through Friday, June 13th. Please hand your logo design in to Dr. Lebenberg in the Main Office or Ms. Gallo in the Art Room. The winner will be announced at a school assembly in June!

Rules and Guidelines
1 - You may use computer size paper (8 ½” x 11”)
2 – Your design is a LOGO, therefore you must design the phrase “WI CARES” *No stenciling allowed You can use block or bubble letters, fancy script, or any lettering styles you desire.
3 – Designs should be CLEAR (Suggestion – outline final design with sharpie marker or darken your pencil lines.)
4 – Add color to your logo using materials of your choice. (Examples – markers, colored pencils, crayons, etc.)

WI Logo Contest

Weather May 28 , 2008

Temperature: 53.6 F

Humidity: 13%

Wind Speed: 3.6 mph

Wind Direction: West

BHBQ Answer #15 for Friday, February 29, 2008                         

In this Christopher Paul Curtis novel about a “weird” family; Chapter 14 deals with the serious matter of a 1963 church bombing and the death of four young girls; Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, Addie Mae Collins and Cynthia Weston

Answer 15

BHBQ Question #15

What is The Watsons Go To Birmingham - 1963?

BHBQ Answer #14 for Thursday, February 28, 2008                         

Born a slave herself, she was the author of The House of Bondage, a true folk history; a collection of slave narratives; book was published in 1890 by her husband and daughter, one year after her death 

Answer 14

BHBQ Question #14

Who was Octavia V. Rogers Albert?

BHBQ Answer #13 for Wednesday, February 27, 2008                         

6^th Grade ELA students check your Buckle Downpractice book for her article,“In Reminiscences of My Life in Camp;” she served as an army nurse in the Civil War, where she first started her journal writings,which eventually lead to the published novel by the same name Today’s Hint:  4^th and 5^th grade students may refer to the 6^th grade Buckle Down workbook in the WI Library

Answer 13

BHBQ Question #13

Who was Susie King Taylor?

BHBQ Answer #12 for Tuesday, February 26, 2007

Founded in 1881 in Atlanta, Georgia by Sophia B. Packard and Harriet E. Giles; ranked in the nation’s top 75 liberal arts schools, it is known as the 1st college geared specifically to educate African American women.

Answer 12

BHBQ Question #12

What is Spelman College?

BHBQ Answer #11 for Monday, February 25, 2008
 Born in 1849, religious leader;1^st and middle name the same as the 1^st president of the United States, he fought in the Civil War at the age of 14 and later published History of the Negro Race in America 1619 – 1880; known as 1^st major African American historian.

Answer 11