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Familiar Words

by Joanna Aloise Age 11

Published June 28, 2020

COVID-19 Infection Simulation, a Scratch animation by Rebecca Wu, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 28, 2020

COVID-19 Infection Simulation Rebecca Wu, 9 This is a scratch project that simulates how the virus can get spread around so quickly if we don’t keep social distance. [advanced_iframe src="https://stonesoup.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Rebecca-Wu-9-Covid-19-Infection-Simulation-Scratch-Project-June2020.mov" width="100%" height="575"]

The Troubles of a Young Man (June 26, 2020)

by Peri Gordon Age 10

Published June 27, 2020

The Troubles of a Young Man By Peri Gordon, 10 Jonathan lounged on the couch and tried to focus on the boring book he was being forced to read. He hated how he had to...

Pigeon City by Charis Choy, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 27, 2020

At the Dinner Table (workshop 6/26)

by Anya Geist Age 14

Published June 26, 2020

The girl’s leg bounced up and down, jittery and uncalm. Right now, she was sitting straight up, rigid in her chair, but she figured in a few minutes she would be fidgeting around, squirming in...

The Man With The Somber Book

by Kanav Kachoria Age 11

Published June 26, 2020

The Man With The Somber Book - Seventh Stone Soup Entry - (Topic: Writing About Reading) Here this mysterious man was. His black and very large pupils staring at the ground, looking as if he...

Lazy Day

by Madeline Kline Age 12

Published June 26, 2020

Work Come home Weekend Collapse On the couch Pillows Wine A shelf of good books Time to relax Until the kids come home

Bad to Good, a poem by Sejal Agarwal, 8

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 26, 2020

Bad to Good Sejal Agarwal, 8 Animals are free. They are glee. Humans are not, but fought a lot. Still viruses spread and more people are dead. Once this ends, schools we will attend. We...

Book Club Report: The List, by Patricia Forde

by Anya Geist

Published June 26, 2020

An update from our tenth and eleventh Book Club meetings! Over the past two weeks, the Stone Soup Book Club has discussed The List, by Patricia Forde, a dystopian novel that lended itself to very...

Daily Creativity #70: Write about the Most Interesting People You Know

by Molly Torinus

Published June 26, 2020

Write about the most interesting people you know. They can be your age, older, or younger. They don't have to be considered interesting by anyone but you. They just have to be people you think...

Familiar Words

Post Age 11 Published June 28, 2020 by Joanna Aloise

Blowing specks of dust from a cover, bound in cherry leather that was engraved with letters of sparkling gold, brilliance fading along with the passing years of her life. Tentatively, she held the thing, awkward in her small hands, to her face, flipping through the pages, of which there were many, almost an overwhelming amount. Placing it on her lap and settling into a pile of cushions, she began.

COVID-19 Infection Simulation, a Scratch animation by Rebecca Wu, 9

Post Published June 28, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

COVID-19 Infection Simulation Rebecca Wu, 9 This is a scratch project that simulates how the virus can get spread around so quickly if we don’t keep social distance.

The Troubles of a Young Man (June 26, 2020)

Post Age 10 Published June 27, 2020 by Peri Gordon

The Troubles of a Young Man By Peri Gordon, 10 Jonathan lounged on the couch and tried to focus on the boring book he was being forced to read. He hated how he had to spend the summer cooped up in his home. He wanted to at least get a break from this torture on the weekends. But his father wouldn’t hear of it.

Pigeon City by Charis Choy, 11

Post Published June 27, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Pigeon City Charis Choy, 11 Amber rays of sunlight flooded through the city, casting long shadows behind the tall buildings. A glint of sun caught on dark grey feathers as the bird glided through the darkening sky, skimming the tops of the buildings. It landed on the roof of the tallest one. Beautiful evening, it thought to itself. And one day... this entire city will be OURS!

At the Dinner Table (workshop 6/26)

Post Age 14 Published June 26, 2020 by Anya Geist

The girl’s leg bounced up and down, jittery and uncalm. Right now, she was sitting straight up, rigid in her chair, but she figured in a few minutes she would be fidgeting around, squirming in her seat. She loved reading, honestly, she did. And she loved this book. But there was so much going on around her.

The Man With The Somber Book

Post Age 11 Published June 26, 2020 by Kanav Kachoria

The Man With The Somber Book - Seventh Stone Soup Entry - (Topic: Writing About Reading) Here this mysterious man was. His black and very large pupils staring at the ground, looking as if he was thinking about something that he couldn't keep his mind off of. His black cloak and black beret really made the room dull.

Lazy Day

Post Age 12 Published June 26, 2020 by Madeline Kline

Work Come home Weekend Collapse On the couch Pillows Wine A shelf of good books Time to relax Until the kids come home

Bad to Good, a poem by Sejal Agarwal, 8

Post Published June 26, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Bad to Good Sejal Agarwal, 8 Animals are free. They are glee. Humans are not, but fought a lot. Still viruses spread and more people are dead. Once this ends, schools we will attend. We will fight to be bright. Nothing can take our rights!

Book Club Report: The List, by Patricia Forde

Post Published June 26, 2020 by Anya Geist

An update from our tenth and eleventh Book Club meetings! Over the past two weeks, the Stone Soup Book Club has discussed The List, by Patricia Forde, a dystopian novel that lended itself to very fun conversations! In The List, words are treated as very dangerous, and very important.

Daily Creativity #70: Write about the Most Interesting People You Know

Post Published June 26, 2020 by Molly Torinus

Write about the most interesting people you know. They can be your age, older, or younger. They don't have to be considered interesting by anyone but you. They just have to be people you think are cool.

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