Writer’s Brick is a new monthly writing contest for children grades K-8th grade. Participants are entered into a random drawing for prizes. At least one winner will be selected on merit and their story will be animated
Each month’s contest encourages kids to write a short story based on a provided writing prompt. This month’s writing prompt is about a LEGO minifigure in a banana costume. The current deadline for submissions is February 20, 2018.
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