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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...

The Gone Series, Reviewed by Sita, 12

by Sita

Published March 22, 2021

The Gone series by Michael Grant was a very gripping, fun, and entertaining read, and despite it not being for the faint of heart, I would recommend it to just about anyone—which is why I...

View from our Window during Shelter-In-Place

by Stone Soup Editors

Published March 12, 2021

Learning In-Person

by Stone Soup Editors

Published March 11, 2021

I miss learning at school more than all the stars in the sky. I miss learning at school so much more than all the things I've seen with my own eyes. This is not fun...

Investments

by Vivaan Kartik

Published March 10, 2021

We all save money to buy something that we really want, but though we keep on putting aside a little every week, the money is stagnant. This is where investment comes in. It is crucial...

Dragonfruit

by Trevor Shum

Published March 4, 2021

If you saw that my dad was a pineapple, you’ll understand the concept of comparing humans to fruits or vegetables. This time, my mom is the one in question, and I think she can be...

Ode to Books by Georgia, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published March 3, 2021

One thing that I most enjoy, is getting lost among your play. I turn your pages crisp and clean, it’s true! You are my everything! Although I’m not supposed to, I often sneak you into...

The Apricot Journal: Creating A Literary Magazine

by Anya Geist

Published February 19, 2021

Preface Stone Soup has been an inspiration to me for a long time, from when I first starting reading it as a ten-year-old, never even considering that I could submit and have the chance to...

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.

The Gone Series, Reviewed by Sita, 12

Post Published March 22, 2021 by Sita

The Gone series by Michael Grant was a very gripping, fun, and entertaining read, and despite it not being for the faint of heart, I would recommend it to just about anyone—which is why I find it so odd that the protagonists are not the characters that make it so riveting, but rather the villainous antihero, Diana Ladris.

Creative Brain Candy

Post Published March 17, 2021 by Dominic Ng

Do you know what video entertainment is perfect for 7 years old and up, and it’s also my favorite game? Monopoly, Pac-Man, or Minecraft? You might have guessed it was Minecraft, so you are right! After all, six hundred million people played Minecraft in 2020! The game has two formats: creative and survival, but I'm only telling you about creative because it is easier to explain.

View from our Window during Shelter-In-Place

Post Published March 12, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

View from my window during shelter-in-place Mr. Sky, Mr. Sky, What will the weather be like tomorrow? Will it rain tomorrow? Will the sun shine tomorrow? When will shelter-in-place end? When will the sickness be over? I want to play with my friends and I want all my friends to come over on my next birthday.

Learning In-Person

Post Published March 11, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

I miss learning at school more than all the stars in the sky. I miss learning at school so much more than all the things I've seen with my own eyes. This is not fun no it is not, but we are still together not to tell a lie. I love school and going to it, but this makes school hard it makes me sigh.

Investments

Post Published March 10, 2021 by Vivaan Kartik

We all save money to buy something that we really want, but though we keep on putting aside a little every week, the money is stagnant. This is where investment comes in. It is crucial to know the difference between investments and savings. Money which is saved up in a bank or piggy bank is dormant.

Dragonfruit

Post Published March 4, 2021 by Trevor Shum

If you saw that my dad was a pineapple, you’ll understand the concept of comparing humans to fruits or vegetables. This time, my mom is the one in question, and I think she can be compared to the dragonfruit (also known as the pitaya). You can do some research into it, but it’s a fruit that has, well, you’ll find out.

Ode to Books by Georgia, 11

Post Published March 3, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

One thing that I most enjoy, is getting lost among your play. I turn your pages crisp and clean, it’s true! You are my everything! Although I’m not supposed to, I often sneak you into bed. Soon visions of better things, Are dancing through my head.

The Apricot Journal: Creating A Literary Magazine

Post Published February 19, 2021 by Anya Geist

Preface Stone Soup has been an inspiration to me for a long time, from when I first starting reading it as a ten-year-old, never even considering that I could submit and have the chance to be published, to now, when I have been published in the magazine several times, have attended countless Writing Workshops and Book Clubs, and have been interning with Stone Soup for the better part of a year.

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