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Attack of the Invading Virus, a poem by Natalie Yue, 8

by Stone Soup Editors

Published December 16, 2020

Attack of the Invading Virus Natalie Yue, 8 A prickly ball of red spines Smirking, pesky, buggy, careless, You know what I’m talking about: None other than Coronavirus. Affecting many lives each day, Covid-19 is...

Christmas Carols

by Ashvant Daniel

Published December 15, 2020

Creations in PhotoShop

by Aaron D'Souza

Published December 11, 2020

My Bicycle

by Paris

Published December 10, 2020

Editor's Note: Paris's illustration of a bicycle from memory was in response to our Creativity Prompt #119: Draw a Bicycle from memory.

Pecky’s Bravery Saves the Forest

by Elise Cheung

Published December 2, 2020

Talk, a poem by Dylan Li, 5

by Stone Soup Editors

Published December 2, 2020

Talk Dylan Li, 5 I like to talk, talk, talk... I talk to an apple No answer I talk to mommy and daddy Sometimes mommy is working daddy is sleeping Sometimes daddy is working mommy...

How to Draw Anime Art

by Florence Chen

Published November 30, 2020

Drawing is a skill you can always improve at. Everyone makes art and draws it in different ways. One style that is both common and very popular is anime art. Anime art uses thin lines...

I Express Myself, a poem by Fatehbir, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published November 30, 2020

I Express Myself Fatehbir, 9 I will sit quietly and write in my journal. When I am happy, I laugh or smile. If I am sad, I may shed tears. If I am angry, I...

Stone Soup Author Interview: Anya Interviews Lena Aloise

by Stone Soup Editors

Published November 27, 2020

Yom Kippur through the ages

by Becca Jacobson

Published November 26, 2020

When I was little, I didn’t have to go to temple on Yom Kippur. I got to go to the basement and make cool crafts. Every year, I would watch my sister and my parents...

Attack of the Invading Virus, a poem by Natalie Yue, 8

Post Published December 16, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Christmas Carols

Post Published December 15, 2020 by Ashvant Daniel

It was Christmas night with the stars twinkling. all the lights shining bright the crowd of people thickening. Singing Christmas carols through the town “We wish you a Merry Christmas” “We wish you a Merry Christmas” shrill voices made me frown In a small corner under the dull flickering street light trying to look harder as the words in my book lit on fire Noises echoi...

Creations in PhotoShop

Post Published December 11, 2020 by Aaron D'Souza

My Bicycle

Post Published December 10, 2020 by Paris

Editor's Note: Paris's illustration of a bicycle from memory was in response to our Creativity Prompt #119: Draw a Bicycle from memory.

Pecky’s Bravery Saves the Forest

Post Published December 2, 2020 by Elise Cheung

Once upon a time, in a far away land, there was an ordinary bird, Pecky. Pecky was a plain looking, shy, and reserved hummingbird. She was not particularly strong, nor considered herself brave. She was always leaning on her parents. Her family lived in The Silent Woods, named by the mayor, Mr. Fluffy Tail. Despite the name, the forest was anything but quiet.

Talk, a poem by Dylan Li, 5

Post Published December 2, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Talk Dylan Li, 5 I like to talk, talk, talk... I talk to an apple No answer I talk to mommy and daddy Sometimes mommy is working daddy is sleeping Sometimes daddy is working mommy is sleeping So I talk to Alexa She always answers But sometimes power is off I really want to talk to my friends face to face

How to Draw Anime Art

Post Published November 30, 2020 by Florence Chen

Drawing is a skill you can always improve at. Everyone makes art and draws it in different ways. One style that is both common and very popular is anime art. Anime art uses thin lines and many details. Most people make anime art digitally, but some do it on paper! Today I will be teaching you all how to draw anime art digitally! (Or well, my version of it anyways!

I Express Myself, a poem by Fatehbir, 9

Post Published November 30, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

I Express Myself Fatehbir, 9 I will sit quietly and write in my journal. When I am happy, I laugh or smile. If I am sad, I may shed tears. If I am angry, I may stomp my feet or sit quietly in my room or shout. If I am excited, I may say, “I wish this day was over” to get to what I wanted. If I am really happy, I may start to cry because of my happiness or my laughter.

Stone Soup Author Interview: Anya Interviews Lena Aloise

Post Published November 27, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Stone Soup contributor and 20-21 intern Anya Geist (14) interviews Stone Soup contributor Lena Aloise (11). They talk about artistic freedom, writers as composers, the online community of the Stone Soup Writing Workshop, and so much more! Watch the video to hear what Lena has to say. Read some of Lena's writing here and here. 0:18 - How were you introduced to Stone Soup?

Yom Kippur through the ages

Post Published November 26, 2020 by Becca Jacobson

When I was little, I didn’t have to go to temple on Yom Kippur. I got to go to the basement and make cool crafts. Every year, I would watch my sister and my parents walk into the big room with the colorful windows and get jealous. I would always wonder why they got to go into the cool room but I had to stay downstairs.

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