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Twinkling Stars: Extraterrestrial and Universal Council Charms (Sat. Oct. 3)

by Lina Kim Age 10

Published October 3, 2020

The Jewelry Box (Workshop 10/3)

by Lucy Rados Age 13

Published October 3, 2020

She traced over of the initials engraved on the top of the dark, chestnut wood jewelry box, LMS. She glanced down at the inscription, though she knew that she could never forget it. Margaret spent...

Stripes

by Priya Srinivasan Age 11

Published October 3, 2020

The Stripes Yes! The day is finally hear! I finally get a new basketball! It was 5am.It was the day I can get a new basketball! As me and my dad reached to Academy Sports,I...

Life of a Pencil by Amruta Krishnan Srinivasan, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 30, 2020

Quarantine, a poem by Shravya Sethi, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 29, 2020

Quarantine Shravya Sethi, 11 The light, not of sun The clash of a noise Coming from the box It's not quite a toy The smell of a cake wafting from the oven door you dive...

Book Club Report: The War I Finally Won, by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

by Anya Geist

Published September 28, 2020

Weekly Creativity #120: Write about Someone You Know as a Superhero

by Anya Geist

Published September 28, 2020

Write a story about yourself, or someone you know, as a superhero

Writing Workshop #22: Dragonfly Narratives

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 24, 2020

Spread Love Not Hate

by Prisha Aswal

Published September 21, 2020

"Injustice for one is injustice for all." – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dear Diary, Today I went to a protest march. I went to support people who are against racism and especially to support...

Weekly Creativity #119: Draw a Bicycle from Memory

by Jane Levi

Published September 21, 2020

Make a detailed drawing of a bicycle–from memory.

Twinkling Stars: Extraterrestrial and Universal Council Charms (Sat. Oct. 3)

Post Age 10 Published October 3, 2020 by Lina Kim

The Extraterrestrial and Universal Council has charms made into an accessory- a symbol that the wearer is a star, moon, planet, or asteroid. The charms are arranged in a pattern; Star, Star, moon, star, star. They grant you abilities; to grab ahold of gravity to orbit or put a moon or planet into orbit, to fly near the speed of light, or to shine bright and grant light.

The Jewelry Box (Workshop 10/3)

Post Age 13 Published October 3, 2020 by Lucy Rados

She traced over of the initials engraved on the top of the dark, chestnut wood jewelry box, LMS. She glanced down at the inscription, though she knew that she could never forget it. Margaret spent nearly all of her time up in the attic, staring at this box. To my dear Lyla, it read. Though I must go away for a while, know that I love you and have cherished all of the time of I have spent with you.

Stripes

Post Age 11 Published October 3, 2020 by Priya Srinivasan

The Stripes Yes! The day is finally hear! I finally get a new basketball! It was 5am.It was the day I can get a new basketball! As me and my dad reached to Academy Sports,I immediately ran like a cheetah and immediately ran towards the basketball section,I might have ran into an old women,But hey,I couldn’t stop myself. Then I was there.

Life of a Pencil by Amruta Krishnan Srinivasan, 9

Post Published September 30, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Life of a Pencil Amruta Krishnan Srinivasan, 9 Man’s best friend is a dog. Amruta’s best friend—a pencil. Well, I used to be. I used to be her treasure, a creator. Her creativity flooded through my tip. I made stories, I made artwork. Now, I am left forgotten like an old toy. I am rarely picked up these days. I wait around all day to be picked up.

Quarantine, a poem by Shravya Sethi, 11

Post Published September 29, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Quarantine Shravya Sethi, 11 The light, not of sun The clash of a noise Coming from the box It's not quite a toy The smell of a cake wafting from the oven door you dive in and say "I really want more!" A mask of protection For others, not you So that when you sneeze The germs can't get through Digging holes, making new life Planting more, watching them thrive Aching back, goi...

Book Club Report: The War I Finally Won, by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

Post Published September 28, 2020 by Anya Geist

An update from our twentieth Book Club meeting! Last Saturday, September 26, was the Stone Soup Book Club’s first Book Club meeting at its new meeting time: 9am PST on Saturdays. The Book Club ran for around an half-and-a-half and was attended by thirty participants from across the US, as well as in the UK.

Weekly Creativity #120: Write about Someone You Know as a Superhero

Post Published September 28, 2020 by Anya Geist

Write a story about yourself, or someone you know, as a superhero

Writing Workshop #22: Dragonfly Narratives

Post Published September 24, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

An update from our twenty-second Writing Workshop! A summary of the workshop held on Saturday September 19, plus some of the output published below Dragonflies have amazing eyes that refract and can see in multiple directions all at once. The images they see are thousands of times more complex than what other creatures can see.

Spread Love Not Hate

Post Published September 21, 2020 by Prisha Aswal

"Injustice for one is injustice for all." – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dear Diary, Today I went to a protest march. I went to support people who are against racism and especially to support Black people as they are treated unfairly. I went to show Black people that I am with them and will stand up for them. It is not enough to not be a racist. You have to stand up and show up in support.

Weekly Creativity #119: Draw a Bicycle from Memory

Post Published September 21, 2020 by Jane Levi

Make a detailed drawing of a bicycle–from memory.

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