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This form collects contact information from students and their parents or guardians, along with details from associated garden clubs, necessary for participation in a poster contest.

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How to fill out 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest Instructions

1. Read the official contest rules and guidelines thoroughly.
2. Choose a theme for your poster that aligns with the contest focus.
3. Gather all required materials such as paper, colors (markers, paints, etc.), and any additional supplies you may need.
4. Create your poster design, making sure to include any specified elements such as Smokey Bear, Woodsy Owl, or messaging about conservation.
5. Ensure your poster is original and hasn’t been copied from another source.
6. Write a creative title or caption that complements your design.
7. Include the participant's name, age, school, and contact information on the backside of the poster as per instructions.
8. Review the completed poster to make sure it meets all submission guidelines.
9. Submit your entry by the contest deadline, either through mail or by the specified submission method.

Who needs 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest Instructions?

1. Students interested in participating in the 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest.
2. Teachers looking to encourage student involvement in environmental conservation through art.
3. Parents helping their children understand contest requirements and supporting them in their submission.

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What are the Smokey Bear's rules?

To help protect these amazing places, remember Smokey's Five Rules of Wildfire Prevention: Only you can prevent wildfires. Always be careful with fire. Never play with matches or lighters. Always watch your campfire. Make sure your campfire is completely out before leaving it.

What are the rules for the Smokey Bear poster contest?

Each poster entry should be 11 x 17 inches in size. Materials that can be used include crayons, markers, poster paints, watercolors, and the like. The choice of paper color and texture is up to the child. No three-dimensional posters, computer-scanned, or electronically generated images will be accepted.

Is the Woodsy Owl still used?

Woodsy Owl has been an integral part of the educational program of the US Forest Service for decades and is particularly active against littering and environmental pollution.

What did Woodsy Owl do to Mr. Mackey?

A key environmentalist mascot in the mid-seventies begging people to "give a hoot" and not pollute, the Woodsy Owl from Frisco Woods sexually assaulted Mr. Mackey as a child, traumatizing him and causing his hoarding problem years later.

Who owns Woodsy Owl?

Yet it was not until June 1974 that Woodsy was protected by his own federal law. The Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl Act declared the name and character “Woodsy Owl” and the associ- ated motto as the property of the United States, to be managed by the secretary of Agriculture.

What are the rules for poster making competition?

Work should be done either in dry colors (crayon, pencil, staedtlers, dry pastel) or water colors (Cake, water, poster and acrylic colors) or in oil based colors (oil color/ canvas colors) only. Mixed medium should not be used. 6. Drawing, sketch or painting can also be on any paper, drawing paper or canvas.

What are the rules for Smokey the bear costumes?

Today Smokey Bear costumes are only made by licensed contractors and are only sold to Federal and State firefighting agencies. Any other sales must be approved in writing. By 1952, the Smokey Bear symbol was sufficiently established to attract commercial interest.

Why did they burn the Woodsy Owl?

It is instructed by the USFS that all old Woodsy costumes be incinerated, which is the exact kind of pollution the character was made to combat.

Why did they get rid of the woodsy owl?

As part of his promotional campaign, Smokey Bear may have been bemused by Woodsy Owl and his message when first introduced to him, but the Department of the Interior and the marketing licensees of Johnny Horizon saw Woodsy as unnecessary and a threat to their program.

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What is 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest Instructions?

The 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest Instructions provide guidelines for participating in the contest, including rules for submissions, themes, and eligibility requirements for artwork focused on forest fire prevention and environmental conservation.

Who is required to file 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest Instructions?

Participants in the contest, including students and schools, are required to follow the instructions and submit their artwork along with any necessary materials specified in the guidelines.

How to fill out 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest Instructions?

To fill out the instructions, participants should carefully read the guidelines, complete the entry form if applicable, and provide required details such as name, age, school, and artwork title according to the provided format.

What is the purpose of 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest Instructions?

The purpose of the 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest Instructions is to encourage creativity among children while promoting awareness about fire safety and environmental stewardship through artistic expression.

What information must be reported on 2012 Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest Instructions?

Participants must report information such as their name, age, school, teacher's name, and any additional details required on the entry form as specified in the contest guidelines.