Doodle 4 Google is a competition where Google invited K-12 students to play around with their homepage logo. This year’s theme what “What I Wish for the World.” It’s time to vote for your favorite:

[W]e’re pleased to announce the approximately 400 state finalists and the 40 regional winners. They were chosen by a panel of independent judges, all experts in design, but now it’s your turn. We invite you to help us select the four national finalists by voting on your favorite doodle in each grade group. You can place your votes on the Doodle 4 Google website until May 18 at midnight Pacific time. We’ll announce the results — along with the winner — on May 20th, and the winning doodle will appear on our homepage the following day. If you happen to be visiting New York City, you can drop in and see the doodles of all 40 finalists in an exhibit at the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, which will run May 21 – July 5, 2009.

So please take a look at our regional winners’ inspiring doodles, vote on your favorites, and help us decide which of these great doodles will be seen on the Google homepage by millions of people around the world.

Via SearchEngineLand.