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Attention Illustrators & Teachers! Enter an Illustration Contest and WIN...

Loose Tooth Trouble Illustration Contest

Do you have a Unique Idea for solving Loose Tooth Troubles?

We want to see it!!
Illustrated by Bobby B., Grade 2

Submit your original illustration of your idea on how to remove a loose tooth, and you'll be entered to WIN your own  signed copy of Loose Tooth Trouble, and special letter from the author. 


10 Winners will be chosen randomly.

PLEASE NOTE**You illustration is not being judged. 
Your entry to the contest is that you submitted an illustration.
One entry per person please.

 Email your original illustration to TeachMeBixby@gmail.com

 Please put as the subject: Loose Tooth Trouble Contest

Once I receive your submission, you will receive an email confirmation.

SPECIAL NOTES about Submissions

 TEACHERS: You may submit your whole class, or just a few, however, please only send in one email if possible.

Students: Please have your parents email me if you are not doing this as part of a classroom activity.

*Deadline for submissions: March 1, 2017 at 12:00 am
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