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The One-Way Conversation, a story by Lauren, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 23, 2021

My family’s house in Connecticut was massive. It had a huge green backyard, with the woods behind it. You could often find my family in the sunroom, where so much light comes in. It was...

The Dreaded Blood Test, a personal narrative by Eleanor, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 23, 2021

At the time, I was just three years old. My mom, the doctor, and me. The doctor approached me with the flu shot in her hand, and I squirmed in my seat. She got the...

Impact of COVID: A Positive Introspection

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 20, 2021

A New Beginning, a poem by Aditi, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 20, 2021

Masks, a poem by Tallulah Nagae, 8

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 16, 2021

Masks by Tallulah Nagae, 8 On a walk deep in the woods I tell my mom I don't want to wear masks anymore The mask feels icky from the heat of my mouth that I...

My School, a short story by Feifei Wan, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published April 19, 2021

My School Feifei Wan, 9 Even though the pandemic is still here, it doesn’t stop me from going to my school every day. This Sunday, just like any other day, my mom and I decided...

COVID-19 in the Ocean

by Roger Krishna

Published April 1, 2021

Once upon a time, there was a man named: Jeff. He had COVID-19. It was a hot day and he felt like relaxing by swimming. So, he went to dive in the ocean. That is...

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...

2020, a poem by Eden George, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published February 15, 2021

2020 Eden George, 10 2020 was supposed to be our year It was the year guaranteed to make us all cheer What’s this we hear? Coronavirus- nothing to fear Kobe’s death, what could be...

The One-Way Conversation, a story by Lauren, 11

Post Published May 23, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

My family’s house in Connecticut was massive. It had a huge green backyard, with the woods behind it. You could often find my family in the sunroom, where so much light comes in. It was a great place to relax, but also it was good if you kind of just wanted a little alone time. The almost constant sunshine made it a serene area, a room where only good energy may enter.

The Dreaded Blood Test, a personal narrative by Eleanor, 11

Post Published May 23, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

At the time, I was just three years old. My mom, the doctor, and me. The doctor approached me with the flu shot in her hand, and I squirmed in my seat. She got the shot ready, and gently took my arm. I squeezed my eyes shut and waited... I yanked my arm away just as the needle entered my arm. I had not gotten the shot, but I felt a small pain, like a pinch.

Impact of COVID: A Positive Introspection

Post Published May 20, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

A New Beginning, a poem by Aditi, 12

Post Published May 20, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

A New Beginning by Aditi Nair, 12 Sitting. Crunching. Staring. Glaring. The sun gently embraced the horizon to meet the sky. Colors dance and sing before the early bird rises. Beep, Beep. Over and again. Time to rise before the moon left the sky. Usual, the usual. Pancakes smothered in syrup, and blueberries squished on top.

Masks, a poem by Tallulah Nagae, 8

Post Published May 16, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

Masks by Tallulah Nagae, 8 On a walk deep in the woods I tell my mom I don't want to wear masks anymore The mask feels icky from the heat of my mouth that I am breathing Masks do help you not get sick but I still do not like them Papa and I experiment decorating my kid masks with heart stickers The first day back at school we forgot to fill out the health form but I sti...

My School, a short story by Feifei Wan, 9

Post Published April 19, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

My School Feifei Wan, 9 Even though the pandemic is still here, it doesn’t stop me from going to my school every day. This Sunday, just like any other day, my mom and I decided to ride our bikes. While we were passing by a small pond near the school driveway, we saw a toad! The trick to spot a toad is to make sure the sun is out. It was a warm and sunny day.

COVID-19 in the Ocean

Post Published April 1, 2021 by Roger Krishna

Once upon a time, there was a man named: Jeff. He had COVID-19. It was a hot day and he felt like relaxing by swimming. So, he went to dive in the ocean. That is how he started COVID-19 in the ocean! Soon after that, doctors found out that fish were dying in the ocean. They came together to help the ocean creatures. First, they tried putting the COVID-19 vaccine by chasing every fish.

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.

2020, a poem by Eden George, 10

Post Published February 15, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

2020 Eden George, 10 2020 was supposed to be our year It was the year guaranteed to make us all cheer What’s this we hear? Coronavirus- nothing to fear Kobe’s death, what could be worse? Throughout the world armies did disperse Confirmed alien sightings, we’re not alone in this universe Words of warning from my mother the nurse Rumors of schools ...

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