Row Winners Gallery 2013 Georgia Project Wet Each year, the national river of words program selects 8 grand prize winners from among the thousands of entries they receive: 4 poems and 4 art works representing the 4 age groups of the contest. georgia has had remarkable recognition in grand prize winners throughout the years. see grand prize winner gallery. 2024. See the row winners' gallery and a list of winners from 2018.
Georgia Project Wet The river of words project (row) is a free program designed to help prek 12 students understand their sense of place by studying the natural world in their own environment then expressing what they discover through poetry and art. the art and poetry can then be entered into a state wide contest. georgia entries are judged by the georgia center. Thank you to all of the 2024 row winners and their teachers that attending our row winners ceremony last week! we loved having the opportunity to showcase your amazing work and hear about the inspiration that led you to create it. to view the complete 2024 row gallery, visit the ga river of words section on projectwet.georgia.gov!. Our georgia poetry state winner category ii (grades 3 5) is 5th year upper elementary student brielle cliett, who submitted the poem below. the river and the birds. the river flows with the breeze. birds nest in the trees. the water ripples, down it goes. the birds whistle their lovely tune. mama birds chirp, baby birds cry then sing, their. Local, state, and federal government websites often end in .gov. state of georgia government websites and email systems use “georgia.gov” or “ga.gov” at the end of the address. before sharing sensitive or personal information, make sure you’re on an official state website.
Georgia Project Wet Our georgia poetry state winner category ii (grades 3 5) is 5th year upper elementary student brielle cliett, who submitted the poem below. the river and the birds. the river flows with the breeze. birds nest in the trees. the water ripples, down it goes. the birds whistle their lovely tune. mama birds chirp, baby birds cry then sing, their. Local, state, and federal government websites often end in .gov. state of georgia government websites and email systems use “georgia.gov” or “ga.gov” at the end of the address. before sharing sensitive or personal information, make sure you’re on an official state website. Project wet programs. the new website’s homepage welcomes visitors with a clean uncluttered design. it features content focused on project wet’s mission to work with teachers k 12 for water education. project wet is housed in the epd watershed protection branch’s nonpoint source program. K 12 educators in georgia can apply for a scholarship to participate in a seven day kayak and canoe adventure while receiving environmental education training ruth mead is an environmental educator at phinizy swamp nature park in augusta, ga. she first joined paddle georgia in 2010, helping train educators in both project wet and aas.
Georgia Project Wet Project wet programs. the new website’s homepage welcomes visitors with a clean uncluttered design. it features content focused on project wet’s mission to work with teachers k 12 for water education. project wet is housed in the epd watershed protection branch’s nonpoint source program. K 12 educators in georgia can apply for a scholarship to participate in a seven day kayak and canoe adventure while receiving environmental education training ruth mead is an environmental educator at phinizy swamp nature park in augusta, ga. she first joined paddle georgia in 2010, helping train educators in both project wet and aas.
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