The Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM), the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation, the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD), and the San Francisco Public Library are pleased to announce the winners of the tenth annual Ezra Jack Keats Bookmaking Project! The project promotes the art and craft of bookmaking in the classroom, inviting SFUSD students in grades K–12 to write, illustrate, and assemble their own books.
All participating students, families, and teachers are invited to visit The CJM for a Family ArtBash and Bookmaking Celebration on Sunday, April 10 from 10am–3pm. All book submissions will be on display in the Museum lobby; winners and participants should visit the lobby for prizes and recognition.
Rooftop Robots Change the World, Second Grade, Rooftop
Todo Lo Que Somos: Un Libro de Opuestos (All That We Are: A Book of Opposites), Kindergarten, Buena Vista Horace Mann
Fried Rice, Third–Fifth Grade, Edwin and Anita Lee Newcomer School
I Feel in the Garden, Second Grade, Bret Harte
Blue Print Issue 1, Third Grade, Dolores Huerta
Los Sentimientos del Monstruo de Colores (The Color Monster’s Feelings), Kindergarten–First Grade, Mission Education Center
Richella and the Charity Gala, by Karissa Bohnert, Fourth Grade, Jefferson
Nahua, by Joss Pearlman and Noah Zakharov, Fifth Grade, McKinley
Adventures with Scarlet: A Trip to the Academy of Sciences, by Alba Bailey Valera, Fifth Grade, Rooftop
Pizza, by Kyle Corpuz and Jacob Ge, Third Grade, Guadalupe
What Words Can Do, by Katherine Becker and Franklin Bewley, Fourth Grade, Grattan
The Book of Oranges, by Annabel Cunningham, Third Grade, Lafayette
Carmen on a Mission, by Tinsae Fanos, Fifth Grade, San Francisco Public Montessori
Fire vs. Fur, by Ashton Hutchinson and Ella Feeny, Fourth Grade, McKinley
That’s Cheesy, by Cybelle Scott and Iona Ossamain, Fifth Grade, Rooftop
Gus’s Wild Plan, by Hugo Shum, Seventh Grade, Roosevelt
Stand Up, by Sofia Bais and Elise Phoeung, Sixth Grade, Rooftop
Ajax’s Adventure, by Charlotte Ng, Sixth Grade, Marina
Kyo’s Tale, by Giullian Rodriguez, Seventh Grade, Willie Brown
You Did It Estrella, by Jhoana Sanchez, Seventh Grade, Everett
Scratch, by Angel Ochoa, Rooftop
The Lion’s Eye, by Dominic deRoulhac, Ninth Grade, Lowell
On the Battlefield of a Prison-Like School, by Vinson Mai, Twelfth Grade, Burton
I am: a siren song, by Qianrong (Julia) Ding, Eleventh Grade, Lowell
An Ode to Citrine, by Elise Muchowski, Eleventh Grade, Lowell
How I Peed My Pants in Class Because of Mr. Pelican, by Erin Jen Caligagan, Eleventh Grade, Burton
Support for the Ezra Jack Keats Bookmaking Project is generously provided by The Ezra Jack Keats Foundation, The Kimball Foundation, The Ullendorff Memorial Foundation, and Blick Art Materials. The Ezra Jack Keats Bookmaking Project is presented in partnership with the San Francisco Unified School District and the San Francisco Public Library.