Christmas Card Design Competition Entry Form
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Encourage pupils to share their festive creativity with this Christmas card design competition entry form. It includes a clear instruction section, a designated drawing box for artwork, fields for name, class and school, a stated deadline and details of the prize so it is ready to print and distribute. Ideal for organising a whole-school competition, collecting pupil artwork for printing, supporting a seasonal art lesson or encouraging creative cover designs for school mailings.
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Encourage pupils to share their festive creativity with this Christmas card design competition entry form. It includes a clear instruction section, a designated drawing box for artwork, fields for name, class and school, a stated deadline and details of the prize so it is ready to print and distribute. Ideal for organising a whole-school competition, collecting pupil artwork for printing, supporting a seasonal art lesson or encouraging creative cover designs for school mailings.
How to use it in class
- Use it for independent practice once the idea has been modelled
- Set it as homework or a cover lesson — it works without you there
- Go through the answers together to spot and fix misconceptions
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