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The international literary project for students 8 - 18. Stories, poems, and art by young writers and artists since 1973.

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Can You See the Stars? by Lucinda Chu

by Lucinda Chu

Published August 13, 2019

Stars have long been an important part of human culture and science, from astronomy to fiction to "Twinkle, Twinkle Little...
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Summer Math Camp

by Maya

Published July 16, 2019

I jumped out of the car and closed the door behind me. I ran up the sidewalk towards the house...
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Rats, by Louis Spindler, 9

by Louis Spindler

Published July 9, 2019

Rats by Louis Spindler, age 9 When you think of rats you probably think of them as just a filthy...
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A Day in the Life in the Amazon Rainforest

by Rizwan Thorne-Lyman

Published April 2, 2019

The rainforest is one of the most complex and interesting places on earth. It is also full of energy. This...
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Science Fair, A Documentary Review by Nina Vigil, 11

by Nina Vigil

Published November 14, 2018

“Science fair”: Two very innocuous words. When you hear them, what first comes to mind? Kids presenting their mini volcanoes in...
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Can You See the Stars? by Lucinda Chu

Post Published August 13, 2019 by Lucinda Chu

Stars have long been an important part of human culture and science, from astronomy to fiction to "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." However, one-third of humanity may never be able to see the cosmos, ac...
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Summer Math Camp

Post Published July 16, 2019 by Maya

I jumped out of the car and closed the door behind me. I ran up the sidewalk towards the house where math camp was being held. A few other kids were also arriving then and I followed them into the hou...
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Rats, by Louis Spindler, 9

Post Published July 9, 2019 by Louis Spindler

Rats by Louis Spindler, age 9 When you think of rats you probably think of them as just a filthy animal living in the sewer and searching for food. But rats aren’t quite what you think.
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A Day in the Life in the Amazon Rainforest

Post Published April 2, 2019 by Rizwan Thorne-Lyman

The rainforest is one of the most complex and interesting places on earth. It is also full of energy. This energy comes from the plants which are eaten by other organisms known as primary consumers, w...
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Science Fair, A Documentary Review by Nina Vigil, 11

Post Published November 14, 2018 by Nina Vigil

“Science fair”: Two very innocuous words. When you hear them, what first comes to mind? Kids presenting their mini volcanoes in an elementary school gymnasium?
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