POSTER CONTEST 2019
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¡El español y el portugués en marcha!
O espanhol e o português em movimento!
*PLEASE SEND ME YOUR POSTERS! Welcome to the 2018 NJAATSP/AATSP Poster Contest! The deadline for both digital and hand-drawn posters is March 1, 2019! At that time the NJAATSP Executive Board will determine which posters will be sent to Crystal Vicente, the national coordinator. Every year our chapter has placed on a national level!
Congratulations in advance for encouraging your students to think beyond the classroom and to utilize their creative skills. The theme for this year is written above in red letters, and you must include both the Spanish and the Portuguese words in the theme for both hand-drawn and digital posters.(rule 2)! Any other captions or dialogue must be in either Spanish or Portuguese (rule 4). Please read all of the rules, and send your hand-drawn posters to Ina Gurman, 10 South Westfield Road, Howell, NJ 07731. My email address for digital posters is inargurman@gmail.com. Also, please follow the instructions on the Student Information Form! It is very important for you to tape the completed and signed form to the back of the hand-drawn entry, and to follow the instructions for the digital poster entries. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Ina Gurman, Poster Contest NJ Coordinator
home: 732-367-3750
cell phone: 732-713-8722
email: inargurman@gmail.com
All posters become the property of the AATSP and will not be returned. With submission of the entry, permission is automatically granted to the AATSP to use the poster or poster image, the school’s name, and the student’s name.
HAND-DRAWN POSTER RULES:
1. Sponsoring teachers must be AATSP members whose dues are current for 2019.
2. The Spanish and/or Portuguese theme(s) MUST BE included on the poster.
3. Each poster must be the original work of one student; no group entries.
4. Posters should measure approximately 12 X 18 inches (but NO LARGER than ½ poster board size).
5. Any materials may be used such as watercolor, pen and ink, crayon, chalk, or markers. Winning posters will be reproduced and reprinted. Clear artwork and easy-to-read messages are best. Markers or paint are preferred for best color.
6. Primary captions and the majority of poster dialogue, text, or writing MUST BE in Spanish or Portuguese, and artwork should represent the Hispanic and/or Luso-Brazilian cultures and Spanish and/or Portuguese languages in a prominent way.
7. All posters must be the student’s original, creative artwork, including illustrations, images, or quotations. Depictions of cartoon, video game, movie, television, or theme characters, or recreations of past poster designs do not constitute creativity or originality. ABSOLUTELY NO COPYRIGHTED images, figures, or wording are to be used. AATSP holds no liability for copyright infringement.
8. JUDGING CRITERIA: Posters will be judged on their visual impact, overall appealing effect, applicability to the theme, neatness, creativity, and originality. Pointer: a poster should look clear and great as a photo!
9. Each poster must be accompanied by the “Student Information Form.” Please TAPE form to the back of the poster.
10. Each teacher may submit ONE (1) poster per category depending on the grades taught.
11. Package posters flat. A full-sized, folded poster board works great. Please DO NOT roll or fold posters. Mail posters first class to your local AATSP Chapter Poster Contest Coordinator. Individual entries that bypass an AATSP Chapter Contest will NOT be considered
11. Teachers of winning students will be notified by the end of May 2019. Winning posters will be displayed on the AATSP website, showcased at the annual conference, and reprinted as necessary.
DIGITAL POSTER RULES (9th –12th grades only)
1. Sponsoring teachers must be AATSP members whose dues are current for 2019.
2. The Spanish and/or Portuguese theme(s) MUST BE included on the poster.
3. Each poster must be the original work of one student; no group entries.
4. Primary captions and the majority of poster dialogue, text, or writing MUST BE in Spanish or Portuguese, and artwork should represent the Hispanic and/or Luso-Brazilian cultures and Spanish and/or Portuguese languages in a prominent way.
5. All posters must be the student’s original, creative artwork, including illustrations, images, or quotations. Depictions of cartoon, video game, movie, television, or theme characters, or recreations of past poster designs do not constitute creativity or originality. ABSOLUTELY NO COPYRIGHTED images, figures, or wording are to be used. AATSP holds no liability for copyright infringement.
6. Winning posters will be reproduced and reprinted. Clear artwork and easy-to-read messages are best.
Posters may be in the form of graphic designs, digital illustrations, or photographs. Students may use any available design applications/programs.
7. Save the design into a high resolution .jpg format as ChapterName_StudentFirstname_Lastname.
8. JUDGING CRITERIA: Posters will be judged on their visual impact, overall appealing effect, applicability to the theme, neatness, creativity, and originality.
9. LIMIT: Each Chapter Contest Coordinator may submit a maximum of THREE (3) posters for the 9th–12th grade digital category. ONLY if your AATSP Chapter does not offer the Contest may a teacher submit posters directly to the National Poster Contest. Each teacher may submit ONE (1) poster for the 9th–12th digital category. Individual entries that bypass an AATSP Chapter Contest will NOT be considered.
10. Each entry must be accompanied by the “Student Information” form. Email the .jpg image and the “Student Information” form TOGETHER to the AATSP Chapter Poster Coordinator. Chapter Poster Contest submissions must be RECEIVED by Ina Gurman , the NJAATSP Poster Contest coordinator by March 1, 2019. Teachers of winning students will be notified by the end of May 2019. Winning posters will be displayed on the AATSP website, showcased at the annual conference, and reprinted as necessary.
PRIZES: Awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners in each of the five following categories. All other participants receive a participation prize and ribbon.Category grades K–3
O espanhol e o português em movimento!
*PLEASE SEND ME YOUR POSTERS! Welcome to the 2018 NJAATSP/AATSP Poster Contest! The deadline for both digital and hand-drawn posters is March 1, 2019! At that time the NJAATSP Executive Board will determine which posters will be sent to Crystal Vicente, the national coordinator. Every year our chapter has placed on a national level!
Congratulations in advance for encouraging your students to think beyond the classroom and to utilize their creative skills. The theme for this year is written above in red letters, and you must include both the Spanish and the Portuguese words in the theme for both hand-drawn and digital posters.(rule 2)! Any other captions or dialogue must be in either Spanish or Portuguese (rule 4). Please read all of the rules, and send your hand-drawn posters to Ina Gurman, 10 South Westfield Road, Howell, NJ 07731. My email address for digital posters is inargurman@gmail.com. Also, please follow the instructions on the Student Information Form! It is very important for you to tape the completed and signed form to the back of the hand-drawn entry, and to follow the instructions for the digital poster entries. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Ina Gurman, Poster Contest NJ Coordinator
home: 732-367-3750
cell phone: 732-713-8722
email: inargurman@gmail.com
All posters become the property of the AATSP and will not be returned. With submission of the entry, permission is automatically granted to the AATSP to use the poster or poster image, the school’s name, and the student’s name.
HAND-DRAWN POSTER RULES:
1. Sponsoring teachers must be AATSP members whose dues are current for 2019.
2. The Spanish and/or Portuguese theme(s) MUST BE included on the poster.
3. Each poster must be the original work of one student; no group entries.
4. Posters should measure approximately 12 X 18 inches (but NO LARGER than ½ poster board size).
5. Any materials may be used such as watercolor, pen and ink, crayon, chalk, or markers. Winning posters will be reproduced and reprinted. Clear artwork and easy-to-read messages are best. Markers or paint are preferred for best color.
6. Primary captions and the majority of poster dialogue, text, or writing MUST BE in Spanish or Portuguese, and artwork should represent the Hispanic and/or Luso-Brazilian cultures and Spanish and/or Portuguese languages in a prominent way.
7. All posters must be the student’s original, creative artwork, including illustrations, images, or quotations. Depictions of cartoon, video game, movie, television, or theme characters, or recreations of past poster designs do not constitute creativity or originality. ABSOLUTELY NO COPYRIGHTED images, figures, or wording are to be used. AATSP holds no liability for copyright infringement.
8. JUDGING CRITERIA: Posters will be judged on their visual impact, overall appealing effect, applicability to the theme, neatness, creativity, and originality. Pointer: a poster should look clear and great as a photo!
9. Each poster must be accompanied by the “Student Information Form.” Please TAPE form to the back of the poster.
10. Each teacher may submit ONE (1) poster per category depending on the grades taught.
11. Package posters flat. A full-sized, folded poster board works great. Please DO NOT roll or fold posters. Mail posters first class to your local AATSP Chapter Poster Contest Coordinator. Individual entries that bypass an AATSP Chapter Contest will NOT be considered
11. Teachers of winning students will be notified by the end of May 2019. Winning posters will be displayed on the AATSP website, showcased at the annual conference, and reprinted as necessary.
DIGITAL POSTER RULES (9th –12th grades only)
1. Sponsoring teachers must be AATSP members whose dues are current for 2019.
2. The Spanish and/or Portuguese theme(s) MUST BE included on the poster.
3. Each poster must be the original work of one student; no group entries.
4. Primary captions and the majority of poster dialogue, text, or writing MUST BE in Spanish or Portuguese, and artwork should represent the Hispanic and/or Luso-Brazilian cultures and Spanish and/or Portuguese languages in a prominent way.
5. All posters must be the student’s original, creative artwork, including illustrations, images, or quotations. Depictions of cartoon, video game, movie, television, or theme characters, or recreations of past poster designs do not constitute creativity or originality. ABSOLUTELY NO COPYRIGHTED images, figures, or wording are to be used. AATSP holds no liability for copyright infringement.
6. Winning posters will be reproduced and reprinted. Clear artwork and easy-to-read messages are best.
Posters may be in the form of graphic designs, digital illustrations, or photographs. Students may use any available design applications/programs.
7. Save the design into a high resolution .jpg format as ChapterName_StudentFirstname_Lastname.
8. JUDGING CRITERIA: Posters will be judged on their visual impact, overall appealing effect, applicability to the theme, neatness, creativity, and originality.
9. LIMIT: Each Chapter Contest Coordinator may submit a maximum of THREE (3) posters for the 9th–12th grade digital category. ONLY if your AATSP Chapter does not offer the Contest may a teacher submit posters directly to the National Poster Contest. Each teacher may submit ONE (1) poster for the 9th–12th digital category. Individual entries that bypass an AATSP Chapter Contest will NOT be considered.
10. Each entry must be accompanied by the “Student Information” form. Email the .jpg image and the “Student Information” form TOGETHER to the AATSP Chapter Poster Coordinator. Chapter Poster Contest submissions must be RECEIVED by Ina Gurman , the NJAATSP Poster Contest coordinator by March 1, 2019. Teachers of winning students will be notified by the end of May 2019. Winning posters will be displayed on the AATSP website, showcased at the annual conference, and reprinted as necessary.
PRIZES: Awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners in each of the five following categories. All other participants receive a participation prize and ribbon.Category grades K–3
- Category grades 4–5
- Category grades 6–8
- Category grades 9–12 Hand-drawn
- Category grades 9–12 Digital
Requisitos del concurso
Each year the AATSP sponsors the Poster Contest that is open to K-12 Spanish and Portuguese students whose teachers are current AATSP members. The posters are a demonstration of student understanding of the importance and uses for learning new languages and an excellent project for Hispanic Heritage Month and Foreign Language Celebrations! Rules are listed on AATSP's website. AATSP Poster Contest Rules.
The AATSP Poster Contest...
NJ Poster Contest Deadline: March 1, 2019 - By overnight, 2nd day or express mail.
Teachers of winning students will be notified by the end of May 2018.
The AATSP Poster Contest...
- Encourages cross-curriculum collaboration (social studies and art)
- Encourages discussion of language study
- Promotes creative thinking
- Celebrates visual learners
- Celebrates artistic expression
- Verbalizes appreciation for other languages
- Is a great program advocacy tool
- Provides student recognition
- Is an excellent way to engage the enthusiasm of our students!
NJ Poster Contest Deadline: March 1, 2019 - By overnight, 2nd day or express mail.
Teachers of winning students will be notified by the end of May 2018.
