Ice Decoration Competition Winners

by Eco Kids Planet January 25, 2018

Ice Decoration Competition Winners

In our ‘Greenland, Land of Melting Ice’ edition, we asked you to create some ice decorations. Thank you to all who sent us their creations. We hope you had as much fun making them as we had receiving your letters! A BIG congratulations to the winning entries:


Kailam, age 9, Norwich

Rahma, age 7, Stockport 

 

 Abigail, age 6

 

May (age 3), Evelyn (age 5) andKiera (age 6),Edwinstowe

 

 Toby, age 7,Darwen

 


And of course, a massive well done to everyone else who entered our competition. What fantastic diversity within your icy masterpieces. 

Daniel, aged 6, Ruislip

 

 Orlando, age 9, Devon

Ayan, age 10, India

Emily (age 10) & Elijah (age 11), Manchester

Amy, age 5, Cumbria


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