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Something (3/6/20210

by Rachael Lippe Age 10

Published March 31, 2021

Something Mist, white mist swirls and dances around my head. Nothing, nothing nothing. Then something. Clear and true. How wonderful something is after a lifetime of nothing. Big, blue, clear skies that stretch so long,...

Just Twenty Dollars (3/20/2021)

by Rachael Lippe Age 10

Published March 31, 2021

My Viewpoint on Virtual Learning

by Saketh Lingisetty

Published March 29, 2021

Virtual school has been taken seriously with the dreadful presence of COVID-19, and we have to make fair use of the time when it comes to school. I shall share my viewpoint of virtual learning....

Going Viral, a short story by Ender Ippolito, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published March 29, 2021

Going Viral Ender Ippolito, 9 Hello, my name is Sam Flu. You might not know me personally, but I’m pretty sure you know my kind. Right now I am going to school. I am on...

Weekly Creativity #146: Challenge Yourself to Make a Self-Portrait Every Day this Week

by Jane Levi

Published March 29, 2021

Challenge yourself to make a self-portrait every day this week, using a different medium each time (pencil, paint, pastel, ketchup…). Sometimes you might just do it in 5 minutes; other days, you will spend longer....

Writing Workshop #37: Antiheroes

Published March 25, 2021

When she left (20th March 2021)

by Pranjoli Sadhukha Age 11

Published March 22, 2021

When she left I leaned against my locker and pulled out one of my favorite books. Finally, finally I could spend a minute reading. Unfortunately, my hope was sadly far from reality. As soon as...

The Gone Series, Reviewed by Sita, 12

by Sita

Published March 22, 2021

The Gone series by Michael Grant was a very gripping, fun, and entertaining read, and despite it not being for the faint of heart, I would recommend it to just about anyone—which is why I...

Weekly Creativity #145: Make up a Fictional Government or Country

by Molly Torinus

Published March 22, 2021

Make up a fictional government or country. If you were in charge, how would you want to run things?

Story of Chacha

by Shoy K Age 11

Published March 21, 2021

Something (3/6/20210

Post Age 10 Published March 31, 2021 by Rachael Lippe

Just Twenty Dollars (3/20/2021)

Post Age 10 Published March 31, 2021 by Rachael Lippe

JUST TWENTY DOLLARS Mia’s perspective: “Please,” Lou begs, “please please please pleeeeeeeeeeease! It’s only twenty dollars!” Very soon, my mom relents and hands her twenty dollars. As soon as she’s gone, I turn to my mother. “Come on mom, you have to stand your ground,” I say, “if she wants money, she can find a job! She has an able body.

My Viewpoint on Virtual Learning

Post Published March 29, 2021 by Saketh Lingisetty

Virtual school has been taken seriously with the dreadful presence of COVID-19, and we have to make fair use of the time when it comes to school. I shall share my viewpoint of virtual learning. There are many vital things to consider, like communication and academic performance. I will talk about three advantages and three disadvantages of virtual school to represent the overall viewpoint.

Going Viral, a short story by Ender Ippolito, 9

Post Published March 29, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

Going Viral Ender Ippolito, 9 Hello, my name is Sam Flu. You might not know me personally, but I’m pretty sure you know my kind. Right now I am going to school. I am on the school bus (water droplet) with my best friend Eric Coronavirus and his buddy Meg Polio. Eric is very nice and likes to be mischievous. Meg likes to eat protein. She gets 14 extra servings at lunch.

Weekly Creativity #146: Challenge Yourself to Make a Self-Portrait Every Day this Week

Post Published March 29, 2021 by Jane Levi

Writing Workshop #37: Antiheroes

Post Published March 25, 2021 by

An update from our thirty-seventh Writing Workshop A summary of the workshop held on Saturday March 20, plus some of the output published below This week Stone Soup Contributor Madeline Kline, 13, led a workshop on antiheroes in which she taught us that antiheroes are captivating because of the relatability of their flaws.

When she left (20th March 2021)

Post Age 11 Published March 22, 2021 by Pranjoli Sadhukha

When she left I leaned against my locker and pulled out one of my favorite books. Finally, finally I could spend a minute reading. Unfortunately, my hope was sadly far from reality. As soon as I had opened the book, I noticed Paige coming towards me. I buried myself in the story, hoping that she might just pass by. I could feel her pace slowing down. I groaned. She was annoying, loud and clingy.

The Gone Series, Reviewed by Sita, 12

Post Published March 22, 2021 by Sita

The Gone series by Michael Grant was a very gripping, fun, and entertaining read, and despite it not being for the faint of heart, I would recommend it to just about anyone—which is why I find it so odd that the protagonists are not the characters that make it so riveting, but rather the villainous antihero, Diana Ladris.

Weekly Creativity #145: Make up a Fictional Government or Country

Post Published March 22, 2021 by Molly Torinus

Make up a fictional government or country. If you were in charge, how would you want to run things?

Story of Chacha

Post Age 11 Published March 21, 2021 by Shoy K

Story of Chacha Chacha sighed. She was bored out of belief! Normally, she would be chasing the chickens or manipulating people to get revenge on her enemies. She wondered what being the one manipulated would feel like… Somewhere else, Iris was watching Chacha muse to herself. Chacha was close to the Farm Head. Finally, maybe she would be able to get the chickens!

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