Announced all-Russian competition children's drawing The world of science through the eyes of children. Deadline September 15, 2015.
Organizer: Ministry of Education and Science Russian Federation, Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov with the support of the Government of the city of Moscow in the framework of the V All-Russian Festival NAUKA 0+.
Children from 5 years old to 17 years old are invited to participate in the competition.
Competition nominations:
- The world of science through the eyes of children. In this nomination that has already become traditional, you can send papers devoted to various fields of science. Choose the one that seems to you the most exciting, bright and intriguing.
- "Portrait of a scientist". What are they - scientists, people who have devoted their lives to science? Cheerful, inquisitive, strange, mysterious, closed, open? Are they the same as everyone else? Or can a scientist be recognized in a crowd at a glance? Perhaps there is a scientist from whom you would like to take an example. Perhaps you have an image of the "ideal" scientist in your imagination. Or maybe the “ideal scientist” is you yourself in the future? Send us portraits of scientists: we really want to look at them through your eyes.
- "Read and draw." 2015 has been declared the Year of Literature in Russia. Winnie the Pooh liked to repeat: "Whoever visits in the morning, he acts wisely." And could Winnie the Pooh go to visit not the Rabbit, but, for example, Carlson - to discuss the benefits of honey over jam somewhere on the roof? And why shouldn't Eugene Onegin stop by for a cup of coffee at Pechorin's?
We invite you to draw how one of your favorite literary characters comes to visit someone from another story. Wisely, that is, in the morning, or not - at your discretion. - "Learning is light!" 2015 is declared by the United Nations (UN) international year light and lighting technologies. And what kind of light is learning? Light from a torch or from a lantern? From a candle or from a light bulb? Bright or dim? Dazzling or soft and warm? We suggest not to guess, but to decide for yourself. Draw what kind of light it is and how it helps in teaching and in life.
The work must be done on an A3 sheet without a frame and have a title (the work must not be crumpled or folded).
The works submitted for the competition can be made in gouache, watercolor, pastel, oil, tempera, pencils, felt-tip pens.
Works made in the graphic editors Paint, Paintshop Pro on a computer are accepted.
Photos and photo collages processed in Adobe Photoshop, the jury does not consider.
A participant can submit no more than one work to the competition in any of the nominations. Multiple nominations are allowed.
- All authors participating in the competition are awarded with special certificates, and their teachers are noted with gratitude from the organizers of the competition. Certificates of participants in the competition thanks to the teacher can be printed from personal account teacher, after the publication of works in the gallery of the competition. Publication notices will be sent to e-mail to the address provided during registration.
- The winners of the competition will receive diplomas and branded souvenirs.
Questions arising on the organization and conduct of the drawing competition can be asked by e-mail [email protected]
A drawing competition "The world of science through the eyes of children" has been announced. Deadline September 21, 2018.
Organizers: Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov with the support of the Government of the city of Moscow.
Children and teenagers aged 5 to 17 are invited to participate.
accepted creative work in nominations:
- "The world of science through the eyes of children"
In this nomination that has already become traditional, you can send papers devoted to various fields of science. Choose the one that seems to you the most exciting, bright and intriguing. - "Science Saves the Planet"
How much damage does conventional deodorant do to the Earth's ozone layer? How long does it take for soil to recycle a small plastic bottle? These are just some of the questions, by answering which we will understand how important it is to take care of cleanliness. environment. And, of course, it is impossible to protect nature without the participation of scientists. Draw how you think modern science saves the planet. - Installation on the theme "Science" In this nomination, we invite you to express yourself as creatively as possible. Try to create not just a drawing, but a whole composition. Compose your own installation using any materials. Your imagination is not limited here, the main thing is to follow the scientific theme.
- "Expedition to Mars"
And who, in your opinion, will be the first to explore the expanses of the Red Planet? Is there life on Mars? Draw how you represent scientists and science on an expedition to Mars or other planets (in other galaxies). - "The image of science through modern technologies"
Represent scientific composition using modern technologies, for example: 3d printing, augmented and virtual reality, nanolithography, automation, robotics, etc. - "Skillful fixie"
Special nomination from our partner. Here we invite you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the animated series "Fixies". Small, but very smart fixies will always find a way out of even the most difficult situation. Draw how fixies repair appliances, study the world or make discoveries!
The work must be done on an A3 sheet without a frame and have a title (the work must not be crumpled or folded). The works submitted for the competition can be made in gouache, watercolor, pastel, oil, tempera, pencils, felt-tip pens. Works made in the graphic editors Paint, Paintshop Pro on a computer are accepted. Photos and photo collages processed in Adobe Photoshop will not be considered by the jury. A participant can submit no more than one work to the competition in any of the nominations. Multiple nominations are allowed. Uploaded images must comply with the following parameters: maximum file size - 10 MB, allowed file types: png, gif, jpg and jpeg.
Entries are uploaded through the competition website.
- The winners will receive diplomas and exclusive gifts.
- All participants and their teachers will receive special certificates.
Is science for boring adults? Of course not! Science is fun, exciting, creative, and most importantly - incredibly interesting! And who, if not children - small creators, and then, perhaps, great scientists - should do science, enrich it with their talents? After all, science gives a child an excellent opportunity to reveal their abilities, to develop their creativity.
Science is a world of miracles in reality, and every child can touch it at the Festival of Science - 2012. Participate in the competition "The world of science through the eyes of children"! Share with everyone your unique vision of the world!
We are looking forward with curiosity and impatience to the drawings in the categories: “The World of Science through the Eyes of Children”, “Milestones of History”, “It is not without reason that all of Russia remembers Borodin Day!”, “Space Travel”, “Portrait of a Scientist”.
"The world of science through the eyes of children". In this nomination that has already become traditional, you can send papers devoted to various fields of science. Choose the one that seems to you the most exciting, bright and intriguing.
"Milestones of History". About what historical events You know? Which of them seem to you the most significant, interesting and impressive or perhaps mysterious? Try to describe them in your drawings!
“It is not without reason that all of Russia remembers the day of Borodin!” main topic this nomination, the name of which was given by the famous line from Lermontov's poem, - Patriotic War 1812. Let your drawings show how you imagine military battles with the Napoleonic army, what you know about the life of Moscow, about the people of this time. Perhaps you want to create illustrations for literary works dedicated to 1812? We are waiting for them with interest.
"Space Travel". Space is endless and incomprehensible, unknown and attractive, and therefore in the drawings that tell about space travel, you need to turn on fantasy at full power. And full speed ahead!
"Portrait of a scientist". What are they - scientists, people who have devoted their lives to science? Cheerful, inquisitive, strange, mysterious, closed, open? Are they the same as everyone else? Or can a scientist be recognized in a crowd at a glance? Perhaps there is a scientist from whom you would like to take an example. Perhaps you have an image of the "ideal" scientist in your imagination. Or maybe the “ideal scientist” is you yourself in the future? Send us portraits of scientists - we really want to look at them through your eyes.
The terms of participation:
- Children of the senior preschool and school age who submitted a work corresponding to the theme of the competition;
- The work must be done on an A3 sheet, without a frame and have a title (the work must not be crumpled or folded);
- The works submitted for the competition can be made in any technique. visual arts(felt pen, gouache, watercolor, pastel, oil, tempera, engraving, collage, appliqué, batik) and on any material. Works made in graphic editors on a computer are accepted;
- A participant can submit no more than 1 work to the competition in any of the nominations. Multiple nominations are allowed.
Works in in electronic format uploaded to the site www.festivalnauki.ru In chapter "Competitions" after registration, where the name and surname of the author, age, title of the work, full address with zip code, telephone number are indicated. In the case of a collective application, the name is additionally indicated educational institution with the full address and index, as well as the last name, first name, patronymic of the teacher.
Works on paper are accepted at: 119991, Moscow, Lenin's mountains, Moscow State University, Main building, sector A, room. 901 (marked "For the drawing competition")
- Works that do not correspond to the topic are not allowed to the competition;
- Submitted works will not be returned;
- The Directorate of the Science Festival reserves the right to use the works of the participants in their events and promotions.
Time and stages of the competition:
− acceptance of works: from March 1, 2012 to June 30, 2012;
− work of the jury: July 1, 2012 to September 27, 2012;
− announcement of the winners of the competition: September 30, 2012;
− final exhibition - October 12-14, 2012.
Winners and prizes:
− the winners of the competition will receive diplomas and branded souvenirs;
− all authors participating in the competition are awarded with special certificates.
The names of the winners of the competition will be published on the website II All-Russian Science Festival not later September 30, 2012. Awarding of the winners of the competition will be held in Moscow October 14, 2012. as part of the closing of the II All-Russian Science Festival.
Questions that arise regarding the organization and holding of the drawing competition can be asked at mir_nauki festivalsnauki en
All-Russian competition of children's drawings "The world of science through the eyes of children." Acceptance of works until September 15, 2015. Organizer: Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Lomonosov Moscow State University with the support of the Government of Moscow within the framework of the V All-Russian Festival NAUKA 0+. Children from 5 years old to 17 years old are invited to participate in the competition. Competition nominations: - "The world of science through the eyes of children." In this nomination that has already become traditional, you can send papers devoted to various fields of science. Choose the one that seems to you the most exciting, bright and intriguing. - "Portrait of a scientist." What are they - scientists, people who have devoted their lives to science? Cheerful, inquisitive, strange, mysterious, closed, open? Are they the same as everyone else? Or can a scientist be recognized in a crowd at a glance? Perhaps there is a scientist from whom you would like to take an example. Perhaps you have an image of the "ideal" scientist in your imagination. Or maybe the “ideal scientist” is you yourself in the future? Send us portraits of scientists: we really want to look at them through your eyes. - "Read and draw." 2015 has been declared the Year of Literature in Russia. Winnie the Pooh liked to repeat: "Whoever visits in the morning, he acts wisely." And could Winnie the Pooh go to visit not the Rabbit, but, for example, Carlson - to discuss the benefits of honey over jam somewhere on the roof? And why shouldn't Eugene Onegin stop by for a cup of coffee at Pechorin's? We invite you to draw how one of your favorite literary characters comes to visit someone from another story. Wisely, that is, in the morning, or not - at your discretion. - “Learning is light!”. 2015 has been proclaimed by the United Nations (UN) as the International Year of Light and Light Technologies. And what kind of light is learning? Light from a torch or from a lantern? From a candle or from a light bulb? Bright or dim? Dazzling or soft and warm? We suggest not to guess, but to decide for yourself. Draw what kind of light it is and how it helps in teaching and in life. The work must be done on an A3 sheet without a frame and have a title (the work must not be crumpled or folded). The works submitted for the competition can be made in gouache, watercolor, pastel, oil, tempera, pencils, felt-tip pens. Works made in the graphic editors Paint, Paintshop Pro on a computer are accepted. Photos and photo collages processed in Adobe Photoshop will not be considered by the jury. A participant can submit no more than one work to the competition in any of the nominations. Multiple nominations are allowed. Prizes: All authors participating in the competition are awarded with special certificates, and their teachers are awarded with thanks from the organizers of the competition. Certificates of participants in the competition thanks to the teacher can be printed from the personal account of the teacher, after the publication of the work in the gallery of the competition. Notice of publication of the work is sent by e-mail to the address specified during registration. The winners of the competition will receive diplomas and branded souvenirs. Questions arising on the organization and conduct of the drawing competition can be asked by e-mail
The winners of the children's drawing contest "Science through the Eyes of Children" were determined, which was held in February 2014 on the initiative of the administration of the Park of High Technologies and the Minsk Regional Institute for Education Development. The competition was held in Belarus for the first time in order to popularize and develop interest in science among children of primary school age.
Alexander Martinkevich, Deputy Director of the High-Tech Park Administration:
“It was not easy to make a choice and determine the winners. We absolutely did not expect such a number of works that were submitted to our competition. This once again confirms that Belarus has a wonderful young generation, real inquisitive minds. Can you imagine how many guys from all over the country thought for a moment and saw the topic of science with their own eyes?”
More than 1500 artworks were submitted for the competition. junior schoolchildren from 7 to 10 years from all over Belarus. The number of talented artworks made in various techniques significantly exceeded expectations and pleasantly surprised the organizers of the competition.
IN THE NOMINATION "KNOWN SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES"
I degree diplomas are awarded to:
Elizaveta Galitskaya, 8 years old, student of the 3rd grade of the State Educational Institution "Rusinovskaya high school”, Baranovichi district.
“The best discovery is one that can bring people or plants to life, or toys, for example. Then you get such revivals like mine. ”
Polina Kivachuk, 10 years old, student of the 5th grade of the State Educational Institution “Secondary School No. 10 in Brest”.
“... These are polar cats. I think that theoretical scientists are nothing if their developments are not tested in practice. My work is dedicated to researchers who work in the most inaccessible places on Earth…”
II degree diplomas are awarded to:
Maryana Priemko, 9 years old, student of the State Educational Institution "Secondary School No. 1 in Volozhin"
“I think that in the scientific world everything is exactly as in my drawing, all scientists are constantly working, even when we do not see it. I think that even when they sleep, they think.
Polina Deshuk, 10 years old, student of the 5th grade of the State Educational Institution "Gymnasium No. 1 in Novogrudok"
“The world of science is very diverse and unusual. I am very interested in discoveries related to the world of space. I believe that there are still many unknown and unexplored planets. In my work, I depicted a planet of new research and discoveries. It is dominated by red - this is a color that warns and alerts, as always before the new and unknown.
Daria Konoval, 10 years old, 4th grade student of the State Educational Institution "Secondary School No. 3 in Stolbtsy"
“I just think that we still look at the world differently, not like adults. Children are small, but the world is big. We will grow up and find out everything, but for now there is so much that is still unknown and interesting ... ".
Anastasia Boyko, 9 years old, 2nd grade student of the State Educational Institution “Secondary School No. 200 in Minsk”
“My drawing is about how people began to conquer space. They dreamed about this for many centuries and dreams came true.
Diplomas III degree are awarded:
Dmitry Malkin, 10 years old, 4th grade State Educational Institution "Secondary School No. 7 in Borisov"
“In my work, I wanted to show that soon our astronauts will go on a long journey beyond our planet…”
Yaroslava Shabashova, 8 years old, 3rd grade student of the State Educational Institution "Secondary School No. 25 in Vitebsk"
“The picture shows aliens and people of a new generation who invented an unusual spacecraft. They fly it to other planets to learn about distant civilizations."
Elena Burdik, 9 years old, student of the 3rd grade of the State Educational Institution "Gymnasium No. 2 in Novopolotsk"
“Scientists - geneticists are once again testing the “Youth Machine”. This experiment is a win! We will start production."
Ilya Goreglyad, 9 years old, 4th grade student of the State Educational Institution "Nemerzhitskaya Secondary School"
"My drawing shows unknown secrets Earth. No one knows what the size of the Universe is...what is hidden 15 billion light years away from us. We have penguins and pyramids and icebergs and deserts... And there? How many interesting things do we not know yet?
Valeria Kleschenok, 9 years old, student of the 4th grade of the State Educational Institution "Educational and Pedagogical Complex Nursery Garden - Secondary School No. 24 in Borisov"
“My work reflects the world of science. What is he?! This is the world of the most incredible discoveries, in the center of which, of course, the image of a scientist is very smart person. In the world of his thoughts there are a lot of ideas, discoveries, which are confirmed by experiments and experiments ... "
Daria Drobushevich, 10 years old, student of the People's Art Studio "Vytoki", Slutsk
“The world that surrounds us is beautiful. And even without going far, without traveling or flying into space, you can make thousands of discoveries every day: big and small, simple and very complex… This is what scientists do. I think we are all a little bit scientists.”
Elizaveta Yuzvenko, 10 years old, student of the People's Art Studio "Vytoki", Slutsk
“Scientists are everywhere. There are scientists who develop medicines, there are scientists who deal with all sorts of mechanisms and robots, there are scientists who calculate and come up with different formulas. And I would like to become a scientist who studies animals, like in my drawing.”
Karina Karman, 10 years old, student of the 5th grade of the State Educational Institution "Rusinovskaya Secondary School", Baranovichi district.
“I drew myself. Dad says that every day should be a discovery for me. I try to study and learn more and more, and then I will grow up, become a great scientist and make discoveries such ... that everyone will know about.
