To enter you need to fill an entry form that’s submitted by parents, guardians, teachers, non-profit leaders, and afterschool programs on behalf of the participants. to judge and manage the original logo designs. The prizes range from scholarship money to receiving a day with your doodle as the Google logo. The contest has three of winners 48 people will be chosen as state and territory winners, four people as national finalists, and one national winner. Submissions are divided into five “Grade Groups” for judging. on March 18.ĭoodles can range from 2D drawings to digital art. Those who enter a winning doodle have a chance to win $30,000 in scholarship money and more! The deadline to enter is 8 p.m. Participants can enter for free and use any medium and materials. school students to use their creativity to create their own version of the Google logo. This year entrants are asked to interpret the theme: “When I grow up, I hope…”

NP3 high, middle and elementary students are encouraged to enter Google’s 11th annual Doodle4Google contest.

Second grader Sarah Gomez-Lane’s winning Doodle4Google 2018 logo.

Doodle4google 2019