KidsPost needs your illustrations of the fall season for our weather forecast
Draw what the fall season looks like to you and get a chance to be published in the KidsPost section.
By — Haben Kelati,
Illustration by Alice Viechnicki, 10, Silver Spring, Maryland.
Fall has arrived! As the days become shorter and the temperatures cooler, trees stop their food-making process, causing leaves to turn orange and red and eventually fall. KidsPost would like you to capture this colorful season in original artwork to go with our weather forecast. You can show sunshine, clouds, rain, wind or anything else that represents fall. Add people or animals if you like.
Get your pencils, crayons or markers out, and be creative! If your artwork matches the weather forecast on an upcoming day, we may publish it in KidsPost.
Here are the rules:
●You must be age 5 to 13.
●Include your name, age and city.
●Bright colors work best.
●You can use whatever art supplies you have.
●Try to avoid leaving a lot of white space on the page.
A parent, guardian or teacher must give permission for your drawing to be published. Have that person upload art at wapo.st/kidspostweatherart or mail it to 1301 K St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20071. Look for your art Monday through Thursday in the print KidsPost and online at kidspost.com.
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