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Fighter, a poem by Olivia Wang, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 30, 2020

Anxiety, a poem by Eleanor Levy, 8

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 28, 2020

Anxiety Eleanor Levy, 8 Unleashing anxiety Nervous feelings consume me Shivering feelings through my body Extra worried now Tremendous fear Traumatizing state of being Lurking pain In shock about what’s happening Nice feelings shattered away...

One Week in Novel Coronavirus Time, a journal from Beijing by Sophia Zhang, 12

by Jane Levi

Published July 24, 2020

One Week in Novel Coronavirus Time Sophia Zhang, 12 Day 1 Today I have class, online, and we prepare for the final exam, and then we will have holiday. Our exam was online exam– using...

Mama’s Mask, a COVID-19 story inspired by Renoir’s Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette, by Michela You, 11

by Jane Levi

Published July 23, 2020

Mama's Mask Michela You, 11 I was only five years old when the coronavirus started. I am now 18 and thinking back about it, thinking about Mama and the day I had tested positive. I look...

Humble Beginnings

by Lainey Edmonds

Published July 22, 2020

Every year in April we celebrate Earth Day. It’s a day to take a minute and consider what we can do to benefit our environment. It can be an overwhelming task. Save the Earth? Ummm,...

A Day in the Life of a Mask, a story by Andrew Li, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 17, 2020

A Day in the Life of a Mask Andrew Li, 11 A used face mask lay in the biohazard bin, where it had been placed once the doctor had finished his workday. He remembered the...

Free, a song written and performed by Alexandra Sheinkin, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 16, 2020

A Wish for a Brighter Tomorrow, artwork by Chloe Mancini, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 15, 2020

A Wish for a Brighter Tomorrow Chloe Mancini, 9

Portugal Travelogue

by Vivaan Kartik

Published July 14, 2020

PORTUGAL Country: Portugal Capital: Lisbon Main Language Spoken: Portuguese ...

The Battle of Justice, a Captain Corona adventure story by Saanvi Garg, 8

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 14, 2020

Fighter, a poem by Olivia Wang, 10

Post Published July 30, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Fighter Olivia Wang, 10 The bright sun rays fade, The monster comes to infect. Like the air before a storm, Turbulent in its silence. The darkness comes to raid, The healthcare fighters come to protect. No sound comes alive, Nor looks or their shadows. No hints, or clues, That something would happen tonight. The evil shadow counts: Three, two, one, ready or not, here I come!

Anxiety, a poem by Eleanor Levy, 8

Post Published July 28, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

One Week in Novel Coronavirus Time, a journal from Beijing by Sophia Zhang, 12

Post Published July 24, 2020 by Jane Levi

One Week in Novel Coronavirus Time Sophia Zhang, 12 Day 1 Today I have class, online, and we prepare for the final exam, and then we will have holiday. Our exam was online exam– using an app to test, it is very difficult for student and teacher. Originally I will go to summer school in the holidays, but now I can't, now in the summer holidays I will with my friend go to the Neimeng grassland.

Mama’s Mask, a COVID-19 story inspired by Renoir’s Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette, by Michela You, 11

Post Published July 23, 2020 by Jane Levi

Mama's Mask Michela You, 11 I was only five years old when the coronavirus started. I am now 18 and thinking back about it, thinking about Mama and the day I had tested positive. I look at my bulletin board to see the mask she made for me. Piece by piece my story unfolds. 13 years ago–– I woke up coughing so hard that it woke my parents up to come to check on me.

Humble Beginnings

Post Published July 22, 2020 by Lainey Edmonds

Every year in April we celebrate Earth Day. It’s a day to take a minute and consider what we can do to benefit our environment. It can be an overwhelming task. Save the Earth? Ummm, okay? But where do we start? Well, one simple and practical place you could start is with a compost. Rotting dirt? Yes! Why?

A Day in the Life of a Mask, a story by Andrew Li, 11

Post Published July 17, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

A Day in the Life of a Mask Andrew Li, 11 A used face mask lay in the biohazard bin, where it had been placed once the doctor had finished his workday. He remembered the days of when he had just been created and was waiting to be shipped away. He was loaded into a box with other masks, then loaded into another box, then those boxes were loaded into a large steel shipping container.

Free, a song written and performed by Alexandra Sheinkin, 12

Post Published July 16, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Free Alexandra Sheinkin, 12 I made an inspiring song called "Free," working title "The Quarantine Song." It is uplifting and optimistic. Watch and listen to Alexandra performing her song below. Do you play guitar? Alexandra has shared her chords and lyrics so you can perform her song for yourselves - look just beneath the video. https://youtu.

A Wish for a Brighter Tomorrow, artwork by Chloe Mancini, 9

Post Published July 15, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

A Wish for a Brighter Tomorrow Chloe Mancini, 9

Portugal Travelogue

Post Published July 14, 2020 by Vivaan Kartik

PORTUGAL Country: Portugal Capital: Lisbon Main Language Spoken: Portuguese Currency: Euro Lisbon (Lisboa) , the city of 7 hills is the capital of Portugal.

The Battle of Justice, a Captain Corona adventure story by Saanvi Garg, 8

Post Published July 14, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

The Battle of Justice Saanvi Garg, 8 One afternoon in Ratburg, at the castle, Captain Corona, the king, was planning out his evil plan with Spiky The Sidekick, The Deadly Disguiser, and Gus The Gardener. “Ha, ha, ha!” cried Captain Corona. “We shall destroy the world !” he yelled. “Yes king, we shall,” Gus said glumly. “Do not call me king!” he screamed.

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