Share your art!

 

 

Kids are kids everywhere in the world! It's just how and where kids do things that's different...

 

 

Children in their old school in the village of      Children in the new St. Kizito Primary Gganda in Uganda.                                     school.

 

Children walking to school. No school buses      Children playing a card game on the

or cars here! Not even paved roads or             grass.

sidewalks.

 

 

 

 

Children in a village of Uganda, Africa, have a brand new school, and the children who watch Rhode Island PBS were invited to draw colorful pictures to decorate the walls in this new school. This invitation ended on November 30.

This invitation is part of a Rhode Island PBS project with students at Bryant University, and "Building Understanding of Life in Africa" (BULA).

 

 

 

UPDATE!

Six-year-old John F. of Cumberland was the first child to send in artwork! Thank you and great job, John! Here is John's drawing.

 

 

 

 

Want to know where your art will be going? Click the maps to see

• where the country of Uganda is on the continent of Africa
• where the state of Rhode Island is on the map of the United States of America
• where in the world you can find North America and Africa!

 

 

This is a map of the continent of Africa, and the country of Uganda.

 

(click the map for a larger view)

 

 

 

This is a map of the United States of America, and our state of Rhode Island

 

 

(click the map for a larger view)

 

 

This is a world map and has the continents of North America and Africa circled in red. North America includes three large countries - the United States of America, Canada, and Mexico - and several smaller countries near Mexico, which are also considered Central America. The continent of Africa includes 53 individual countries. The equator - the invisible line that marks the middle of the world and is the hottest area on Earth - passes through Africa, and the lower edge of Uganda.

 

 

 

 

 

To enroll a child in the RI PBS Kids Club, CLICK HERE

 

 

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For more information about the RI PBS Kids Club, contact us using the link below!