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Toyota Dream Car Art Contest - Creating Your Artwork
- Primary
- Secondary
- Foundation
- Year 1 - 10
- English
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Geography
- The Arts
- Technology
- Environmental
- Biodiversity
- Sustainability
The Dream Car Art Contest is held for children all over the world to dream, imagine and inspire. Since 2004, Toyota has been inspiring over 6.2 million children from 100 countries to dream. Toyota encourages students to believe in a dream and the power of imagination, connecting to the world through their dream cars.
Check out the Terms and Conditions.
The Dream Car Art Contest encourages and inspires creative expression and imagination, challenging the boundaries of traditional thinking. It’s a chance for tomorrow’s engineers, designers, and creative thinkers to let their imaginations run wild by drawing their ‘Dream Car’.
Students can use the #toyotadreamcar hashtag to see what students around the world are up to and share their own dream cars.
These lessons have been made in partnership with Toyota.
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