Children's Stories MS

Using leadership and 21st century skills, participants create an illustrated children’s story of high artistic, instructional, and social value. The narrative may be written in prose or poetry and take the form of a fable, adventure story, or other structure. The story book should be of high quality, designed to meet the year's given theme, which will be posted on the TSA website under Competitions/Themes and Problems.

# Theme

https://tsaweb.org/competitions-programs/tsa/themes-problems

Careers associated

Writer
Illustrator
Educator
Editor
Publisher
Graphic Artist

# Guidelines

Event Guidelines are located on the National TSA website under your chapter advisor login screen, select Total TSA tab.

https://www.registermychapter.com/tsa/nat/AffLogin.aspx

# Eligibility

Entries are limited to two (2) books per chapter.

# State Competition Info

Judges will evaluate the entries based on a tier system. The student's book will be judged first. Only the top 15 will have their portfolio judged and the top 12 will be interviewed for the semi-finalist portion.

# Updates

https://tsaweb.org/competitions-programs/tsa/competition-updates

# Examples

Click here for examples

# Coordinators

Delaney Brand

brandd@student.swosu.edu

Event Coordinator

Valerie McCauley

vmccauley@alex.k12.ok.us

Event Manager

Children's Stories MS

OKTSA

TSA is a national, non-profit organization of high school and middle school student members who are engaged in STEM. Since TSA was chartered in 1978, over 5,000,000 members have participated through competitions, intracurricular activities, leadership opportunities, and community service.