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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...

Daily Creativity #69: Write about Your Main Character Losing out on an Award

by Jane Levi

Published June 25, 2020

Your main character’s sibling, cousin, or best friend has been given a prize, award, honor or other distinction that they had hoped to receive for themselves. Write a story about what happens–how they feel, what...

Joining Together at a Distance, a poem by Catherine Murphy, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 24, 2020

Joining Together at a Distance Catherine Murphy, 11 We were not expecting this blow to our lives. Each one of us tired of being stuck inside Reaching out to shake a hand could mean someone...

Daily Creativity #68: Write about an Embarrassing Moment

by Molly Torinus

Published June 24, 2020

Write about your most embarrassing moment. You can embellish as much as you want. (This might be a stretch–but it won't be so embarrassing once you've put it into words!)

COVID-19 poem, by Vivaan Kartik, 11

by Vivaan Kartik

Published June 23, 2020

COVID-19 Poem Vivaan Kartik, 11 Once there were so many of humans to be seen a life of peace and happiness was all that could be seen But soon there were too many land...

Daily Creativity #67: Recreate a Still Life Painting

by Jane Levi

Published June 23, 2020

The Virus, a poem by Charlotte Witz, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 22, 2020

The Virus Charlotte Witz, 12 It came from far away, Says the long ago news of a strange virus, All the way in China. It was a deadly virus, Says all the people in the...

Daily Creativity #66 | Flash Contest: Write a Story Told Through Correspondence

by Jane Levi

Published June 22, 2020

Some of the earliest novels were written in the form of letters between characters. Try writing a story as a series of text messages, group chats, emails, letters or postcards exchanged between at least two...

Birthday, a cartoon by Natya Chandrasekar, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 21, 2020

Birthday Natya Chandrasekar, 12 My brother had his birthday in March after the lockdown, It was very sad because we were planning a small gathering of friends for him to enjoy his special day. But...

The Chase, a story by Amelia Weilu Ding, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 21, 2020

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.

Daily Creativity #69: Write about Your Main Character Losing out on an Award

Post Published June 25, 2020 by Jane Levi

Joining Together at a Distance, a poem by Catherine Murphy, 11

Post Published June 24, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Joining Together at a Distance Catherine Murphy, 11 We were not expecting this blow to our lives. Each one of us tired of being stuck inside Reaching out to shake a hand could mean someone would die Even when the first U.S. case was identified Inside was where we wished to hide.

Daily Creativity #68: Write about an Embarrassing Moment

Post Published June 24, 2020 by Molly Torinus

Write about your most embarrassing moment. You can embellish as much as you want. (This might be a stretch–but it won't be so embarrassing once you've put it into words!)

COVID-19 poem, by Vivaan Kartik, 11

Post Published June 23, 2020 by Vivaan Kartik

COVID-19 Poem Vivaan Kartik, 11 Once there were so many of humans to be seen a life of peace and happiness was all that could be seen But soon there were too many land became scarce for houses to be built so what we did was destroyed the world forever we cut down trees without any guilt Global warming took over and humans began to sweat “oh wha...

Daily Creativity #67: Recreate a Still Life Painting

Post Published June 23, 2020 by Jane Levi

Still life paintings are full of hidden meaning. Look carefully at “Vanitas” by Pieter Claesz (1597-1661). Make a list of at least 6 items that you can identify in it, and think about what they convey. What would some equivalent objects be in today’s world? Now, find those objects in your own home.

The Virus, a poem by Charlotte Witz, 12

Post Published June 22, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

The Virus Charlotte Witz, 12 It came from far away, Says the long ago news of a strange virus, All the way in China. It was a deadly virus, Says all the people in the hospital. It was coming, Says the people running for home, scrambling for a last minute flight. People were scared, Says the near empty store shelves and ghost town silence.

Daily Creativity #66 | Flash Contest: Write a Story Told Through Correspondence

Post Published June 22, 2020 by Jane Levi

Birthday, a cartoon by Natya Chandrasekar, 12

Post Published June 21, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Birthday Natya Chandrasekar, 12 My brother had his birthday in March after the lockdown, It was very sad because we were planning a small gathering of friends for him to enjoy his special day. But that didn't stop our family from celebrating we did a surprise zoom call with all his friends and even our grandparents from India and my brother was so shocked and loved seeing all of them.

The Chase, a story by Amelia Weilu Ding, 11

Post Published June 21, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

The Chase Amelia Weilu Ding, 11 Another day, another close escape. For the past five months I've been tracked, followed, and nearly killed on more than a couple instances. Who is after me and why, you ask? This guy is the most relentless killer I have ever encountered: first name Alco last name Hol. And the thing about him is… he’s everywhere!

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