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Daily Creativity #1: Sharing Hope using Spoken Word

by Jane Levi

Published March 23, 2020

Radio producer Cathy Fitzgerald is inviting everyone to share their experiences during this time, through the power of spoken word....
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My Dream

by Shihoon Lee

Published March 3, 2020

Imagine that your country was divided into two countries. Nobody would like their country becoming split. I am a girl...
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What Can We Learn About History from Objects? By Mohan Li, 13

by Mohan Li

Published January 30, 2020

They say that history is made by people. That the future, ever fluid and shifting, is conceived of by brilliant...
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My Jewish Lens

by Anya Geist

Published November 26, 2019

I first came up with the idea of writing this in Civics class. We were discussing how the people and...
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Writing Activity: Using Framing to Add Depth and Power

by William Rubel

Published October 18, 2019

Emma McKinny's story "Windsong," is about going to a performance of Dr. Atomic, an opera by John Adams with libretto by...
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Podcast: Balancing Technology

by Summer and Yelia

Published June 12, 2019

Check out this podcast, created by Summer and Yelia, about the challenges of balancing technology in today's digitally focused world....
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At the Dinner Table

by Lukas Cooke

Published June 4, 2019

Often I find myself coming home from school, and being utterly and completely bored, even after an entire bus ride...
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Writing Activity: Using the power of “show, don’t tell”

by Jane Levi

Published May 25, 2019

Writers often hear the advice: “show, don’t tell.” But what does it mean? Read and study a story from the...
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Daily Creativity #1: Sharing Hope using Spoken Word

Post Published March 23, 2020 by Jane Levi

Radio producer Cathy Fitzgerald is inviting everyone to share their experiences during this time, through the power of spoken word. She wants to hear your voices talking about how you are feeling, how...
Read More →

My Dream

Post Published March 3, 2020 by Shihoon Lee

Imagine that your country was divided into two countries. Nobody would like their country becoming split. I am a girl who lives in a small country called Korea, which is beneath China and near Japan.
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What Can We Learn About History from Objects? By Mohan Li, 13

Post Published January 30, 2020 by Mohan Li

They say that history is made by people. That the future, ever fluid and shifting, is conceived of by brilliant minds, won with hard, callused hands and molded through gruel and labor.
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My Jewish Lens

Post Published November 26, 2019 by Anya Geist

I first came up with the idea of writing this in Civics class. We were discussing how the people and media around us affect our views of the world. This intrigued me because, of course, this is totall...
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Writing Activity: Using Framing to Add Depth and Power

Post Published October 18, 2019 by William Rubel

Emma McKinny's story "Windsong," is about going to a performance of Dr. Atomic, an opera by John Adams with libretto by Peter Sellers. Her father is the lead singer.
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Podcast: Balancing Technology

Post Published June 12, 2019 by Summer and Yelia

Check out this podcast, created by Summer and Yelia, about the challenges of balancing technology in today's digitally focused world. https://soundcloud.
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At the Dinner Table

Post Published June 4, 2019 by Lukas Cooke

Often I find myself coming home from school, and being utterly and completely bored, even after an entire bus ride of thought on what I want to do when I finally get there.
Read More →

Writing Activity: Using the power of “show, don’t tell”

Post Published May 25, 2019 by Jane Levi

Writers often hear the advice: “show, don’t tell.” But what does it mean? Read and study a story from the Stone Soup archives to see the power of this technique, and then try it for yourself.
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