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Alejandro Mendoza
Northwest Intermediate School
Houston, Texas
Age: 10
"Pile of spirit"
My drawing is about a thief trying to steel the spirit for the Olympics, but the spirit is
to strong and overpowers him. That is what my pictures about.
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Alexandra Aird
Murray Language Academy
Chicago, Illinois
Age: 11
"Neither medal nor country can judge your spirit"
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Angie Molinedo
South Miami Heights Elementary
Miami, Florida
Age: 9
"Sking to win"
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Anna Mendlein
North Avondale Montessori School
Cincinnati, Ohio
Age: 11
"Unity"
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Annie Sostok
North Avondale Montessori School
Cincinnati, Ohio
Age: 11
"It takes
belief, practice, courage, control, strength"
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Ashley Scudder
Stonewall Jackson Elementary School
Dallas, Texas
Age: 9
"Good luck"
My name is Ashley Scudder and I just wanted to get to write to
some of you up in Tarino., Italy. You have inspired alot of people
and kids to become apart of the winter Olympics. I think the
Olympics is awesome summer or winter because it builds strenght,
courage and insperation. Just remember if you fallow your dreams
anything is posible.
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Aubrey Danielle Webb
Winslow Elementary School
Winslow, Indiana
Age: 11
"Olympic Spirit Around the World"
You have courage, confidence, and inspire millions of children
to do their best. Bring home the
gold.
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Brittany Viteri
Hewlett-Woodmere Elementary
Hewlett, NY
Age: 10
"The path to success"
My drawing is about teamwork and how it leads you to winning because there is no "I" in team!
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Clare Suffern
North Avondale Montessori School
Cincinnati, Ohio
Age: 11
"Peace"
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Gina Brannon
Dealey Montessori Academy
Dallas, Texas
Age: 10
"Winter Olympics"
You can do it! I have faith in you! You're the best! Be safe!
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Haley Schaner
St. Gerard School
Lansing, Michigan
Age: 10
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The spirit in my picture shows that everybody can be in the
Oylimpics. That everybody from all races, from black to white, girl
to boy and even handy cap people can try. And that even if you don't
win you still glow because you tried and got that far and that's all
the spirit in this
picture.
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Hanna Holmi
St. Gerard School
Lansing, Michigan
Age: 10
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Our hearts feel the spirit and encourage us to be the best
we can be. So its donesn't matter if you win or lose everyone is a
winner.
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Indra Suardana
Lincoln Middle School
Pullman, Washington
Age: 12
"Team USA: Our Pride and Inspiration"
The Olympic spirit allows us to overcome our differences and
bond together as athletes. It is the fire within us that challenges
us to excel and pursue our dreams. It is the joy of competition
between people sharing a commitment to personal excellence,
fairness, teamwork, and pride in their
country.
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Javier Bonilla-Matthe
Cushman School
Miami, Florida
Age: 10
"Try your best no matter how hard the chalenge!!"
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Jennifer Barlow
St. Dominic School
Brick, NJ
Age: 11
"Olympic spirit burns in all of us"
My poster is about coming together for peace and good
competition. It's about burning as one fire lit by the same source:
our spirit. It doesn't matter if you win or lose, it just matters
about your spirit.
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Jenny Nakata
Lincoln Middle School
Pullman, Washington
Age: 11
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My drawing is five hands in the olimpic colors. These five
hands represent the five main nationalities in the world. The
Olympic spirit means to me that all ethnic groups come together to
compete for the gold. That is what the Olympic spirit means to
mean!
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Justine Sison
Ventana Ranch Elementary
Albuquerque, NM
Age: 8
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I think that all the athletes represent the Olympic spirit
by having the torch in their heart because it's like there is an
Olympic flame in them that will give them the
spirit.
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Marisa Pickell
St. Dominic School
Brick, NJ
Age: 11
"Olympic Spirit is nothing but the EFFORT to represent your country!"
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Marissa LaTorre
Appleby School
Spotswood, NJ
Age: 10
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My message to the Olympic athletes is to follow your
dreams, work hard and anything is possible. I drew a picture of
three people on the stands for places and the person in third place
said "Oh man." Then the person in first place "Keep working at it
and you will get the gold." I drew that picture for the word follow
your dreams. No matter if you succeed to fail you're still a winner
for trying. And remember we will be there cheering you all
on!
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Matthew Brady
Lincoln Middle School
Pullman, Washington
Age: 11
"Passion lives here"
In the heart of each athlete - past, present and future. The
fire burns within the spirit of every
athlete!
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Minth Thu Le
Star View Elementary School
Westminster, California
Age: 9
"Fun in the sun, gather round every one!"
As the Olympic spirit fills everyone with happiness and joy,
people gather from all over the world to celebrate and cheer on the
athletes during the Winter Olympic
Games.
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Nicholas Romano
Appleby School
Spotswood, NJ
Age: 10
"Obstacles are stepping stones to greatness"
My message to the Olympic athletes is obstacles are stepping
stones to greatness. My message is trying to say that if you can
overcome obstacles you will get to greatness. Take Wilma Rudolf for
example. She had a paralyzed left leg. She overcame that obstacle
and she won gold in the 100, 200 and 400 meter events. For doing
that she was passed through time. I think after hearing that story
you could probably do it too and you can! I hope this story really
motivates you.
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Patrician Almazan
Goodwin School
Cicero, Illinois
Age: 11
"Olympic Spirit"
Olympic spirit is wether you win or lose; you took pride in
what you did and represented your countrey. If you win, you know
that everyone is proud of you, including the ones who were competing
against you. If you lost you know that everyone is still very proud
of you and you did your best. Winning or loseing doesn't mean that
you are better than everyone or that you are worst that everyone. It
just means that everyone is proud that you did your best and that
you are still and Olympic
hero.
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Samantha Jordan Firby
Oakbrook Preparatory School
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Age: 8
"Best Olympic spirit"
I think the Olympic spirit is about trying your best. It is not
about winning!! Just try your best and
focus!!!
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Sophia Pierini
Plains Public School
Plains, Montana
Age: 9
"Figure skating"
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