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Autism by Joao Fernandes

by Sarah Ainsworth

Published May 2, 2018

We know that these pictures can be hard to read, so we're including a transcript of the book below: Cover: Autism Illustrated by Lilly Marzec Page 1: Autism by João Fernandes Some may act...

BizTown Money

by Sarah Ainsworth

Published April 30, 2018

Review by Megan Li, age 10 Ever thought how it would feel as a kid to sell, manage, and earn money? Well, with BizTown, you can! Yeah, I know, this sounds like one of...

Point of View by Madeleine Higgins

by Sarah Ainsworth

Published April 24, 2018

My home, my street, my neighborhood, New York City, the USA, the Earth, our solarsystem, the Milky Way Galaxy, the universe. In my life, in my point of view, everything circles around me, or so...

Earth Day Is For Everyone: How Do You Want To Make A Difference?

by Nushu Shri

Published April 22, 2018

Luxi and Miola: Recitals and Matches

by Hana Greenberg

Published April 18, 2018

This graphic novel is the sequel to "Luxi and Miola: Play Troubles." They both happen to have their events on a same day, and they both want Mom to come. I hope you enjoy it!!...

National Poetry Month: 15 Poems for Children

by Jane Levi

Published April 13, 2018

Circus Olympus and Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone

by Sarah Cymrot

Published April 11, 2018

The wooden doors loomed in front of us as we struggled to put aside the thought of what was on the other side. Blackness seeped in and the door swung open, cueing the circus music to...

NBA Tanking

by Leo T. Smith

Published April 9, 2018

When the Chicago Bulls announced that Cristiano Felício and David Nwaba would start in place of Robin Lopez and Justin Holiday, it was not so that they would win more games. It was exactly the...

The Winds of Change

by Lukas Cooke

Published April 8, 2018

As I stepped into the morning sun, I found that it was not as cold out as it had been these past few months. I went back inside to quickly change out of my jeans...

Be Aware of Global Warming

Post Published May 13, 2018 by Antara Gangwal

When you hear the word “Monster,” what do you think of? You might imagine a red, slimy creature with razor-like teeth, or an enormous shadowy figure lurking around. But some monsters are not like the ones you would typically think of. Global warming is one such monster that is really threatening life as we know it today.

Autism by Joao Fernandes

Post Published May 2, 2018 by Sarah Ainsworth

We know that these pictures can be hard to read, so we're including a transcript of the book below: Cover: Autism Illustrated by Lilly Marzec Page 1: Autism by João Fernandes Some may act different but can have a great future -João Fernandes Page 2: Table of contents 1. What is Autism? 2. Famous Autistic People 3. Why is autism aggressive or weird? 4. Information about my brother 5.

BizTown Money

Post Published April 30, 2018 by Sarah Ainsworth

Review by Megan Li, age 10 Ever thought how it would feel as a kid to sell, manage, and earn money? Well, with BizTown, you can! Yeah, I know, this sounds like one of those commercials we all know, but seriously, you can! My class in 5th grade started it on February 1st, 2018. BizTown allows kids, or anyone, to manage money and learn how to save or spend it.

Point of View by Madeleine Higgins

Post Published April 24, 2018 by Sarah Ainsworth

My home, my street, my neighborhood, New York City, the USA, the Earth, our solarsystem, the Milky Way Galaxy, the universe. In my life, in my point of view, everything circles around me, or so it seems. In most lives, people believe that everything circles around them, that they matter in the vastness that is the universe. Each one of us has our own life, friends, families, feelings, and goals.

Earth Day Is For Everyone: How Do You Want To Make A Difference?

Post Published April 22, 2018 by Nushu Shri

Our earth has been alive for 4 billion years, but already it seems to be dying. Not only are plants and animals across the globe disappearing, but the earth itself approaches death. The ozone layer is getting ruined with human activities and pollution, and habitats all around the world are turning into modern cities and towns. Animals watch as their homes tear down in front of their eyes.

Luxi and Miola: Recitals and Matches

Post Published April 18, 2018 by Hana Greenberg

This graphic novel is the sequel to "Luxi and Miola: Play Troubles." They both happen to have their events on a same day, and they both want Mom to come. I hope you enjoy it!!

National Poetry Month: 15 Poems for Children

Post Published April 13, 2018 by Jane Levi

We've partnered with the Academy of American Poets to celebrate National Poetry Month--check out their website if you haven't before, but be aware you could lose a few hours reading! Here are 15 poems selected for children, for National Poetry Month, by The Academy of American Poets. Thank you, Academy!

Circus Olympus and Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone

Post Published April 11, 2018 by Sarah Cymrot

The wooden doors loomed in front of us as we struggled to put aside the thought of what was on the other side. Blackness seeped in and the door swung open, cueing the circus music to blast and multicolored lights to shine on. “Who is ready for some theater?!” was cried and we burst out through the aisle and onto the stage. My hands are shaking uncontrollably and my teeth are chattering.

NBA Tanking

Post Published April 9, 2018 by Leo T. Smith

When the Chicago Bulls announced that Cristiano Felício and David Nwaba would start in place of Robin Lopez and Justin Holiday, it was not so that they would win more games. It was exactly the opposite. In the NBA, every bad team tanks. Tanking is losing games intentionally so that you get a higher draft pick. When you get a better draft pick, you get a better player.

The Winds of Change

Post Published April 8, 2018 by Lukas Cooke

As I stepped into the morning sun, I found that it was not as cold out as it had been these past few months. I went back inside to quickly change out of my jeans and sweater into shorts and a t-shirt. My boots felt unusually hot as I pulled them on and walked out the door into my yard. And there I felt the wind. But I realized it was no regular wind, but rather the Winds of Change.

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