Hawaii Student is Finalist for Google Doodle, "What Kindness Means to Me"

A GOOGLE DOODLE contest from earlier this Spring asked students in grades K-12, "What Kindness Means to Me" and Hawaii student in the K through 3 category placed in the National finalist category.

MacKenna Hughes' work shows a smiling person on the beach surrounding by sand and other objects with the waves forming the word, "Google", in the background. Her caption:

"I show kindness by picking up trash & microplastics on the beach

In my artwork, I repurposed trash that I collected from my favorite beach. Animals eat these microplastics and they can kill them or make them very sick."

MacKenna is one of four national finalists - representing the judges' selection for each Grade grouping - and will be awarded a $5000 Scholarship, Google hardware and "fun Googley swag"!

The overall national winner is Sharon Sara of Texas and their Google Doodle is featured in today's (September 23, 2020) page.

(DOODLE FOR GOOGLE)


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