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Deep Observation, by LaJoie

by Laura Moran

Published February 11, 2024

Deep Observation, by Joel

by Laura Moran

Published February 10, 2024

It was a certain Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was cool like ice. Wind was blowing slowly. Birds were singing in the sky. It was also a nice and calm afternoon. I was seated under the...

Ethnographic Interview

by Laura Moran

Published February 10, 2024

Deep Observation, by Ori

by Laura Moran

Published February 9, 2024

I woke up in the beautiful morning. I thanked God and took shower then got dressed to go to the market. I saw a family. In that family there were two sisters who were teaching...

Deep Observation, by Iragi

by Laura Moran

Published February 9, 2024

Deep Observation, by Gedeon

by Laura Moran

Published February 9, 2024

In Nakivale, between basecamp and Kitiaza, nestled between rolling hills and verdant fields, there lies a water point that serves as the lifeline for the women of this tight-knit community. A weathered stone well, encircled...

Deep Observation, by Clarise

by Laura Moran

Published February 9, 2024

Memory/Self as Character

by Laura Moran

Published February 9, 2024

This piece of writing is designed to prompt students to practice the writing fundamental to "show and not tell." We all love a good character—someone who is complex yet relatable, full of all the human...

Stone Soup’s Contest Series

by Stone Soup Editors

Published February 8, 2024

Stone Soup is excited to announce our new contest series! We are now accepting submissions for our short story, poetry, and artwork prizes. We will select a single winner—one story, one poem, and one piece...

The Displaced

by Laura Moran

Published February 6, 2024

Once upon a time, from a wounded land My family was pushed to leave our homeland I was asked to pluck, all my courage in one bag Will we ever be back to my mother’s...

Deep Observation, by LaJoie

Post Published February 11, 2024 by Laura Moran

RAIN It was raining The wind was blowing Trees were shaking Children were playing under the rain It was raining People came late at school including the teachers The roads became slippery Making transport difficult It was raining Heavy rainfall but not stopping us From doing other things Softening the soil for easy cultivation Helping crops to grow well It was raining Learners w...

Deep Observation, by Joel

Post Published February 10, 2024 by Laura Moran

It was a certain Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was cool like ice. Wind was blowing slowly. Birds were singing in the sky. It was also a nice and calm afternoon. I was seated under the mango tree which was near my school library. I was calm and comfortable seeing my environment. There were many students moving up and down in the school compound. Some students were short and others tall.

Ethnographic Interview

Post Published February 10, 2024 by Laura Moran

To conduct an ethnographic interview, students were instructed to do the following: Choose someone who is a part of your everyday life to interview about an aspect of their experience that is relevant to your own life or of interest to you. Your goal will be to conduct an open-ended, informal interview reflecting their experiences.